Florida Anger Management Therapist Arrested After Murdered Man Was Found In His Trunk
A Florida anger management therapist apparently had a hard time managing his anger and is being charged with murder. According to the New York Post, 46-year-old Travis McBride allegedly shot a man to death after a lengthy dispute and then shoved the body into his car.
McBride is the owner of Starting Point Mental Health in DeLand. He was arrested after police were called last week to a suspicious incident at a DeLand home. A caller told police they believed a murder happened and they saw a person cleaning blood off the road. The caller also told the 911 dispatcher that they saw the man drag the body across the road and put it in his car.
DeLand police Captain Prurince Dice told WKMG that police found some shell casings from a firearm and spotted blood in the street. Deputies then found the body of 52-year-old Clinton Dorsey with several bullet wounds in the trunk of McBride’s car. When the police searched the area, they noticed McBride walking around and arrested him. Police Chief Jason Umberger said there was a dispute between the McBride and the victim.
Police also talked to a neighbor who said McBride came over to her house looking for Dorsey, saying he was going to kill Dorsey. That neighbor described Dorsey as a homeless guy who lived in the woods across the street from her house.
Another person told deputies he saw bloody clothes in a dumpster that was near McBride’s car.
Several other witnesses reported hearing gunshots the night Dorsey was killed.
When McBride was arrested, he had injuries on his hands, arms, and body. He told police the wounds were from training dogs and “shooting,” according to Fox 35. McBride is charged with first-degree premeditated murder. He is in the Volusia County jail with no bond.
Hey may be a Florida anger management therapist, but he had three previous battery-related arrests between 1995-2017. It seems as though he may have overlooked his own anger management issues.
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