2 men arrested in connection with gunfight inside S. Monroe McDonald's

The Tallahassee Police Department has arrested two men in connection with a shooting inside a McDonald's that seriously injured a man earlier this month.

Dominick McBride, 18, faces charges of attempted first degree murder and carrying a concealed firearm without a license. He remains in the Leon County Detention Facility without bond. 

Oronde Dixon Jr., 20, was charged with carrying a concealed firearm without a license.

Following the June 11 shooting, officers determined a fight involving multiple people broke out inside the fast food restaurant — Orange Avenue and South Monroe Street — around 3 p.m.

Initial story: Man seriously hurt in shooting at S. Monroe McDonald's; Man shot, women battered after break-in

As the fight escalated, two people pulled out handguns and began shooting at each other before it moved into the parking lot, police wrote in a summary of events.

"As an unarmed victim of the physical altercation attempted to disengage, (McBride) fired at him," read a TPD synopsis of the incident. "The victim, an adult male, was uninjured; however, the second shooter (Dixon Jr.) sustained serious injuries."

Dixon Jr. was found at a nearby Circle K and taken to a local hospital for treatment.

The pair were identified through physical evidence, witness interviews and video footage from McDonald's and other area businesses, according to the TPD summary.

Contact Christopher Cann at ccann@tallahassee.com and follow @ChrisCannFL on Twitter.

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