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By Nicholas McEntyre
 
     
         Published          May 10, 2024, 2:42 a.m. ET     
 
  
An enraged individual who reportedly murdered a Houston attorney following a dispute over his McDonald’s meal has been identified as a 57-year-old man with a significant criminal history and is currently on the run.
  
Anthony Martin Landry is facing a murder charge in connection with the death of Jeffrey Limmer inside the fast-food establishment at around 6 p.m. on May 4, as announced by the Houston Police Department.
  
Landry demanded a refund from the McDonald’s staff on Houston’s West Interstate Highway 10 service road, leading to an altercation with Limmer who tried to defuse the situation.
  
Despite Limmer's efforts to calm Landry down, the situation escalated into a physical confrontation outside the store, according to KTRK.
  
Landry proceeded to push Limmer to the ground, retrieve a firearm from his vehicle, and fatally shoot the attorney multiple times.
  
The assailant fled the scene in a blue Ford pickup truck from the early 2000s and is currently evading law enforcement.
  
Limmer was pronounced dead at the scene.
  
At the time of the incident, Landry was out on a $10,000 bond for a felony aggravated assault charge after causing bodily harm to a family member with a cane on February 17, 2024, according to court records reviewed by The Post.
  
He was due to appear in court on May 10.
  
In the 1990s, Landry had several encounters with the criminal justice system for offenses including crack cocaine possession, evading detention, and forgery.
  
Limmer's family is hopeful that the perpetrator will be apprehended and held accountable for the attorney's death.
  
“Our family is relieved to know that the suspect has been identified, and we hope for his swift capture to prevent further harm,” Limmer's family expressed in a statement obtained by Fox 26 Houston. “Additionally, we extend our prayers for the safety of law enforcement in their pursuit of justice.
  
“We appreciate the community's overwhelming support and love, and we request privacy as we mourn the loss of our beloved Jeff.”
  
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