Teen girl murdered Sonic Drive-In manager after she tried to use counterfeit money to pay for food: Cops

The U.S. Marshals North Texas Fugitive Task Force on Tuesday arrested a 17-year-old girl more than three months after she allegedly shot and killed a Sonic Drive-In manager when she tried to pay for food with counterfeit money.

Adiah Namir Roberson was arrested in Dallas. She’s accused of shooting 33-year-old Daniel Shrewsbury to death on July 7 at a Sonic location in San Antonio. Cops say Roberson, 28-year-old Joshua Albert Joseph and a woman went to the fast food joint in northwest San Antonio shortly after 9:30 p.m.

When the group allegedly tried to use fake money, Shrewsbury, the manager, confronted them. Eventually the group used real cash to buy food, but then they took money from a cup. Shrewsbury followed them out as they were leaving to take a photo of their license plate. Joseph, who was driving, became upset and told Shrewsbury he was about to get shot. That’s when Roberson allegedly took out a gun and shot the manager dead.

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The suspects fled the scene. Cops issued an arrest warrant on murder and forgery of a government document charges for Joseph and Roberson on July 16. Marshals arrested Joseph a month later. The Texas Department of Public Safety placed Roberson on its top 10 “Most Wanted” list.

“I apologize for the actions of somebody who happened to be with me, and none of that should have happened,” Joseph told reporters after his arrest. “That person made a decision they shouldn’t have made.”