The senseless killing of Daniel White in his local business has shocked the community of Lewisville. White was a longtime resident of the North Texas town. And his family is devastated by the pawn shop murder.

 On February 14, three suspects entered White's shop with the intention of robbing it. During the robbery, White was shot and killed. The suspects fled the scene in an SUV.

After a public plea for information from White's family, 18-year-old JaTevon Marquise Johnson turned himself into Dallas police on Saturday, February 27. 

Johnson has been charged with capital murder and is currently in the Lewisville jail with a bond set at $1 million. The investigation continues. And the police are still looking for the other two suspects.

The family of the victim expressed their grief and urged anyone with information to come forward. White's wife, Yolanda, pleaded for people to speak up and do the right thing, saying that her husband would have done the same.

This tragedy highlights the need for community engagement in both preventing and solving crimes. It is crucial for people to report any suspicious activity or behavior to the authorities to help prevent such incidents from occurring. 

Additionally, it is essential for businesses to have security measures in place, such as surveillance cameras and alarm systems, to deter potential criminals and help law enforcement in case of an incident.

The family of the victim has set up an online fundraising campaign to help pay for funeral expenses of the pawn shop murder victim. 

It is a reminder of the devastating consequences that crime can have on the lives of those affected by it. We should all take this as an opportunity to reflect on the importance of taking action to prevent such incidents from happening and supporting those who have been impacted by them.

The arrest of JaTevon Marquise Johnson is a significant development in the case, but the investigation is ongoing. And the family is hoping that justice will be served.

Police ask that anyone with information about the suspects call the Lewisville Police Department's tip line at 972-219-8477. 

Tipsters can also remain anonymous and text information by texting "TipLPD" to 847411. Denton County Crime Stoppers accepts tips through their website and their P3 Tips phone app.