NORTH LAUDERDALE, FLA. (WSVN) - Newly released calls for help capture the tense moments immediately following a confrontation outside of a South Florida Walmart that left a man dead and a woman in custody.
The Broward Sheriff’s Office on Wednesday released the panicked 911 calls from witnesses who saw the deadly June 30 confrontation that happened in the parking lot of the Walmart located at 7900 West McNab Road in North Lauderdale.
“Someone just got shot at Walmart,” said a caller.
“I’m sorry, tell me exactly what happened?” asked a dispatcher.
“Someone just got shot at Walmart,” repeated the caller.
According to investigators, the incident started over a parking dispute.
“They were fighting over a parking spot,” the caller told the dispatcher.
“Everybody standing around, you’re probably be getting more calls. A guy was shot, looks like he was – I don’t see the shooter. I heard the shot, and the guy did [go] down,” said another caller.
Cellphone and dashcam video shows a woman holding a phone and a gun as she tells a man, later identified as 62-year-old Bart Diguglielmo, to walk away.
Moments later, after the two continue arguing, Diguglielmo walks closer to the woman. She points the gun, and for at least 30 seconds they exchange words.
At one point, Diguglielmo follows the woman and walks around another car as she is still pointing the gun. Diguglielmo then appeared to walk away, but immediately came back, and she opens fire, striking him with a single gunshot.
“I know that there’s a Black woman that is yelling at him, but I don’t know if she’s talking on 911 or not, but she’s not near the body; she’s yelling at the gentleman, I think maybe to tell him to stay down,” said the second caller.
“The lady pulled out a weapon; it looks like she shot somebody and is in the Walmart shopping center, and she’s still got the gun out,” said a third caller.
After firing the shots, the woman appeared to still be on the phone, while Diguglielmo laid on the ground.
Diguglielmo later died at the hospital.
Deputies arrived roughly three minutes after the shooting, and the woman, who has not been identified, is claiming self-defense.
“You officers are here now,” said a caller.
As of late Wednesday afternoon, no charges have been filed.
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