Affidavit says suspect in Lewisville murder was ‘obsessed’ with co-worker

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According to recent reports from Denton County, the suspect in the Lewisville murder that occurred on October 17 was described in an affidavit as being obsessed with the victim, Tahmara Collazo. This incident, which took place at Allegiance Trucking, has deeply affected the Lewisville community, igniting discussions about workplace safety and employee mental health. The suspect, Travis Merrill, has been charged with murder, underscoring the seriousness of the crime. Eyewitness accounts reveal a terrifying scene and provide context to the events that led to this tragic workplace shooting. The community is now left to navigate the aftermath of the violence and consider the broader implications of such an obsession.

This case has also raised alarms regarding the need for better mental health resources in workplaces to prevent similar situations. As investigations continue, residents are seeking answers and support. The incident has sparked a conversation about the importance of recognizing warning signs related to workplace relationships and mental health issues.

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