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DeSoto, TX - Toussel Kuhn Charged With Fatally Shooting Brickhouse Lounge Security Guard

DeSoto, TX - Toussel Kuhn Charged With Fatally Shooting Brickhouse Lounge Security Guard
Published: August 25, 2022
By: Darla Medina
Last Updated on August 25, 2022

Security Guard Fatally Shot at Texas Bar

According to WFTV, a security guard was shot multiple times following an argument with a patron at Brickhouse Lounge located at 2021 N Hampton Rd #100, DeSoto, TX 75115. 

Police responded to a shooting at approximately 10 p.m. on Friday, August 19, 2022. They arrived to find the bar's security guard with multiple gunshot wounds. He was taken to a nearby hospital but later died from his injuries. Witnesses and the bar's surveillance video determined that the shooting suspect, Toussel Kuhn, had an argument with the bouncer regarding the rules of the bar before he pulled out a gun and shot him. Kuhn fled the scene but was later apprehended by police after crashing near Glenn Heights. 

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Can a Bar Be Held Liable for Fatal Bar Shootings?

Attorney contributor Marc Lenahan represents shooting victims and their families in bar shooting lawsuits in Texas. During a recent discussion, Marc shared when a bar could be held liable for a fatal bar shooting.

"Bar owners are required to provide sufficient security in order to comply with premises liability laws. These laws are to protect the staff and patrons from dangers, especially at establishments where alcohol is consumed. Basic security measures often include ample lighting in the parking lots, security cameras inside and around the property, and properly trained security guards. These measures are to reduce the risk of preventable dangers, such as bar shootings. The bar owner can be deemed negligent if they fail to provide enough security."

"The victims of a bar shooting may be able to file a lawsuit against the bar owner if the crime was reasonably foreseeable. The crime could be seen as predictable if the bar owner had failed to improve its security despite knowing that criminal activity in the area was increasing. Updated security could involve hiring security personnel or installing metal detectors. The surviving family members of victims fatally shot at a bar should learn more about their rights by consulting with an experienced shooting victim attorney."

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