A man who was wanted in the December shooting of a liquor store employee in northwest Miami-Dade has been arrested, police said.
Norman Wright, 34, was booked into the Miami-Dade jail Wednesday on charges including attempted murder and armed robbery, records showed.
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Police say Wright is behind the Dec. 7 incident inside Jensen's Liquors on North Miami Avenue near Northwest 79th Street.
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According to an arrest report, Wright walked into the store to return an empty bottle of liquor but the clerk refused to give him a refund.
Wright "became irate" and grabbed a bottle of tequila and tried to leave the store but was confromnted by the clerk, the report said.
The two got into a struggle and Wright pulled a gun out and pointed it at the clerk, but the fight continued out into the parking lot, the report said.
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Wright tripped and fell onto his back, and that's when he shot the clerk once in the abdomen, the report said.
Wright fled the scene on a bicycle with the bottle of tequila, the report said.
The 66-years-old clerk was taken to a local hospital in critical condition, but was later upgraded to stable.
Police released a surveillance photo of the suspect and later identified him as Wright, the report said.
Wright was being held without bond Thursday, jail records showed. Attorney information wasn't available.
