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A Missouri mother of five was fatally shot while buying slushies with two of her young children after gunfire erupted outside a BP gas station.

A Missouri mother of five was fatally shot while buying slushies with two of her young children after gunfire erupted outside a BP gas station.

Shakeela Martin, a 35-year-old mother of five from Missouri, was fatally shot outside a BP gas station in Ferguson while buying slushies with two of her children. The gunfire erupted during an altercation that began inside the convenience store, with Martin identified as an innocent bystander. A second adult male was also critically injured, and police are investigating without any arrests announced.

A 35-year-old mother, Shakeela Martin, was killed by stray gunfire at a BP gas station in Ferguson, Missouri, while returning to her car with two of her children after buying slushies. The shooting occurred during an argument in the convenience store, with a second person injured. Martin, described as a devoted mother, was preparing to move into a new home the day after her death.

Shakeela Martin, a 35-year-old mother of five, was shot and killed at a BP gas station in Ferguson, Missouri, while returning to her car with two of her children after buying slushies. The shooting occurred during an argument in the convenience store, leading to stray gunfire from a nearby vehicle. A second person was injured, and police are investigating without arrests.

Shakeela Martin, a 35-year-old mother of five, was killed by stray gunfire at a BP gas station in Ferguson, Missouri, while returning to her car with her 9-year-old and 6-year-old children. An argument in the convenience store preceded the shooting, which also injured a man critically. Police have installed surveillance to investigate the incident.

Two people were killed and two others injured in a shooting that occurred around 12:30 a.m. outside a BP gas station on Chicago's Far South Side. The incident took place in the 7600 block of the area, though the exact location is not fully specified in the article.

A BP gas station in Romulus near Detroit Metro Airport is accused of charging up to 72% more than competitors, prompting an investigation by Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel. The station, operated by William Bazzi of M-Twelve Fuels, LLC, recently dropped prices after a confrontation with investigators, but faces allegations of persistent price gouging.

A BP gas station near Detroit Metro Airport in Romulus is under investigation by Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel for allegedly charging up to 72% more than competitors. The station, operated by William Bazzi of M-Twelve Fuels, LLC, has faced over 16 consumer complaints in 2025 and 2026, with recent prices as high as $5.89 per gallon for cash compared to nearby stations charging $3.48 to $4.07. Prices dropped to $5.14 per gallon after a confrontation with investigators.

The Michigan Attorney General's Office is investigating a BP gas station near Detroit Metro Airport for allegedly charging gas prices 22% to 72% higher than competitors. The station, owned by M-Twelve Fuels and William Bazzi, faced over 16 complaints in 2025-2026, prompting a lawsuit under the Michigan Consumer Protection Act. Prices dropped from $5.99 to $5.24 per gallon after the investigation began.

A BP gas station in Romulus near Detroit Metro Airport is under investigation by Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel for allegedly price gouging travelers. The station, operated by William Bazzi of M-Twelve Fuels, LLC, is accused of charging significantly higher prices than nearby competitors, with one instance showing $5.24 per gallon compared to $3.79-$3.99 at other stations. The investigation follows multiple consumer complaints and a previous probe in 2023.