A confrontation at a Chevron Holiday gas station in Riverton, Utah, turned deadly Friday when 23-year-old Ofa’tangikivaha Angilau returned to the store carrying a shotgun after a clerk refused to sell him alcohol because he lacked identification. Officials said Angilau had initially become argumentative before leaving, then came back armed; an armed person inside the business shot him, and he later collapsed outside and died. Authorities clarified that Angilau did not fire shots inside the store and that the person who shot him was not a police officer or affiliated with law enforcement. No employees or customers were reported injured, and the shooter is cooperating with investigators as the circumstances remain under investigation…..READ BELOW
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