The couple began quarreling shortly after entering Uber early Sunday morning.
The driver later told the police that Jennifer Espitia, 29, was sitting in the front passenger seat of the car, the 31-year-old husband, Cameron John Espitia, sat in court papers quoted by the driver according to The Seattle Times. At some point -
When the two passengers quarreled, the husband repeatedly cursed his wife --
The driver heard a loud noise.
The driver told the police that the sound was too loud. he thought his tire had exploded.
However, when he saw Jennifer Espitia\'s body slumped down in her seat, lying still, it was clear that a gun was fired in the car, and he was in the Seattle Post.
Intelligence reports.
To keep the situation calm, the driver asked Espitia where he wanted to go, according to the newspaper.
According to The Times, Espitia told the driver to \"drive\" and then eventually instructed the driver to send him to the northwest of downtown Seattle.
Once Espitia came out of Uber, the driver called the police.
About two in the morning, Espitia was arrested. m.
Six blocks from where he got off.
Police say they found him in an ankle holster, with a semi-automatic pistol.
\"When asked how he was doing, Cameron said he didn\'t have a good night with his wife,\" the Times quoted court documents as saying . \".
According to police, 29-year-old Jennifer Espitia was pronounced dead at the Harborview Medical Center.
Espitia told police that he was drunk at the time of the incident, from the time he and his wife were looking for a ride to the time he woke up lying in the bush and barely remembered anything, according to NBC affiliate KING
Television station quoting court documents
According to television reports, Espitia did admit that he remembered that he was riding a white SUV similar to Uber at the location of the shooting.
According to The Times, a judge set Espitia\'s bail at $3 million during Monday\'s trial.
He was detained for possible reasons for item 2
He is suspected of murder and is expected to appear again in court on July 6.
Espitia works in the United States. S.
According to court records cited by The Times, the Coast Guard.
At the hearing, Coast Guard member Elliot Felix told the presiding judge that he believed
He has known him for five years.
To kill his wife.
\"I would never think he would do something like this,\" Felix said, according to The Times . \".
Jennifer Espitia, from Washington state, before attending St. Mary\'s College in California, graduated from Mercer Island High School on the outskirts of Seattle, a member of the school\'s rowing team, according to a university
Track and Field Biography
Her rowing creature noted that she received a community service award as a family planning peer educator, daycare participant and work to help build a home in Mexico.
That night was a painful experience for Uber drivers, but he left unscathed.
\"We have been in touch with the driver and thank him very much for being fine,\" a company spokesman told The Washington Post . \".
Uber banned passengers from carrying guns when using the app.
But Uber drivers have repeatedly been victims of violence.
According to The Washington Post\'s Samantha Schmidt, on May 30, an Uber driver working in the Chicago suburbs died after being attacked by a teenage passenger carrying a machete and a knife.
Police charged 16-year-
Stabbing the 24-year-old Cowa Wasniyear-
Old Grant Nelson from the back seat of his silver modern sonata.
Before he ran to the lobby entrance, Nelson managed to drive his car into the driveway of the nearby apartment building, where he slammed the door and screamed.
\"Help me,\" Nelson cried . \"
\"Help me. I\'m going to die.
He described the person who attacked him to the police, but later died in the hospital.
Wasni, who tried to steal Nelson\'s car, was eventually found wearing a bra and leggings, police said \";
According to the Chicago Tribune, she was seen wearing a bear shirt in Walmart\'s surveillance video and found blood nearby.
Wasni was charged with the first crime as an adult.
According to the Tribune, the degree of murder is high and is currently being held in a juvenile institution.
Uber says it does provide training for drivers on how to deal with \"difficult\" passengers.