A Bronx father of four was fatally shot early Sunday during a clash over a car blocking his driveway, cops said.
Trevor Hughes, 49, was blasted in the torso after he got into a heated exchange with Lavar Davis, 46, who sat parked in his driveway just before 2 a.m. Sunday outside his home on Fowler Avenue near Morris Park Avenue, according to authorities.
A neighbor told WABC that Hughes, a father of four, often parked in his own driveway – but when he got home early Sunday, another car with two men inside, including Davis, was occupying the spot.
Hughes, who was a DJ, according to his social media posts, confronted the pair before the deadly violence erupted, neighbor Akmell Edwards told the network.
“They dispute this is not a driveway,” he said. “How you could dispute this is not a driveway when it’s clearly a driveway?”
Hughes was rushed to Jacobi Medical Center, where he died, police said.
Davis was arrested later in the evening and charged with second-degree murder, cops said.
His arraignment in Bronx Criminal Court was pending early Monday afternoon.
Edwards told WABC his slain neighbor was a hard worker who often went the extra mile for others.
“If I go out to work early and there is snow, he’s going to shovel in the snow for my mother-in-law. Well, he helped me cut the trees and do weird things in the house,” Edwards said. “I’m just, can’t even get the words. Caught off guard, just caught off guard.”
