A Kansas City, Kansas, man was charged with murder in the fatal shooting at a gas station near 35th Street and Prospect Avenue Thursday night, prosecutors announced Saturday.

Jackson County prosecutors charged Nerville Awuh, 39, with first-degree murder and armed criminal action.

Kansas City police responded to a reported shooting just after 10 p.m. at a Conoco gas station near 35th Street and Prospect Avenue where they found the victim, Pierre C. Hill-Williams, according to a news release from the prosecutor’s office.

Surveillance video at the gas station showed a verbal exchange between the suspect and the victim. Then the video shows the suspect raising an arm and allegedly shooting Hill-Williams in the back of the head before leaving in a rented vehicle.

Prosecutors asked for a $400,000 cash bond.

Hill-Williams’ death marked the 101st homicide this year in Kansas City and the fifth killing in the city in two days.

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