According to Fox4, there was a stabbing at Dalton’s Corner located at 200 S Main St, Burleson, TX 76028.
Police arrived at the scene after 2:15 am on June 7th and found a man suffering from stab wounds. The victim was taken to Fort Worth hospital for treatment before being pronounced dead.
Investigators reported the victim talked to a couple inside the bar and then got into an argument with the same couple in the parking lot.
Detectives spoke to the couple and other witnesses, but no arrests connected to the murder have been made. Police are waiting for further evidence.
Attorney contributor Anjali Nigam is an experienced violent crimes lawyer. Anjali represents victims harmed in restaurant stabbings and helps them determine their legal options. Below, Anjali provides some of his insight.
“Restaurants have a legal obligation to provide a safe environment, including their property and the surrounding area. Unfortunately, there are often crimes committed on the commercial property resulting in the harming of patrons. Property owners must implement safeguards, such as cameras and strong lighting to prevent crime from occurring. If restaurant owners fail to provide adequate safeguards, they may be deemed negligent and liable in violent crimes occurring on their property.”
“A property owner may be deemed negligent in a civil lawsuit about a violent crime if the crime was reasonably foreseeable. An example of a reasonably foreseeable crime is if crime rates increased recently in the area, but the property owner did not increase security. Victims’ families should know they may have grounds for a civil lawsuit and receive compensation for damages if the property owner is deemed liable and negligent.”