Trans Activist Arrested After Fatal Shooting of Dad Who Dropped Son Off Moments Before [WATCH]

Police in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts confirmed that a 57-year-old man was killed Thursday morning after confronting another individual over graffiti at a local park.

Authorities later identified the suspect as a trans-identifying male with a prior criminal record.

Shrewsbury Police Chief Kevin Anderson said officers were dispatched to Jordan Park at 8:47 a.m. after receiving a 911 call from the victim.

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During the call, dispatchers reported hearing gunfire in the background.

“While officers were responding, dispatch advised that they could actually hear shots on the 911 call.

When officers arrived, they located a victim, provided medical attention, and that victim was transported to a local hospital where, tragically, he died of his injuries,” Anderson said at a press briefing.

The victim, whose name has not yet been released, was reportedly returning home after walking his 6-year-old child to school.

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Worcester County District Attorney Joe Early Jr. said the victim encountered the suspect while he was spray painting near a bridge inside the park.

“The gentleman who was shot was returning from (walking his 6-year-old child) to school when he interacted with the man on the bridge.

It appeared that the man was doing some type of spray painting. He took a picture of the man, and that started the altercation,” Early said.

Authorities later arrested the alleged shooter outside a residence at 29 Edgewater Avenue at approximately 11:45 a.m.

The suspect was identified as Snehal Ansh Srivastava, who also goes by the name “Sasha Shakur” on social media. SWAT officers and a K-9 unit entered the property minutes after the arrest.

Investigators said the home was covered in graffiti bearing slogans such as “Free Palestine,” “Free Congo,” “BLM,” “GLM,” and “Ganga Gardens.”

A sign in the window displaying the name “Sasha Shakur” matched the social media account authorities had linked to Srivastava.

Officials described Srivastava as “known to police,” though specific charges have not yet been announced.

Law enforcement activity remained focused on the Jordan Pond Walking Trail throughout the morning.

Police cordoned off sections of the trail and shoreline where additional graffiti was visible. Residents were advised to shelter in place until authorities confirmed the suspect was in custody.

Shrewsbury Public Schools issued an alert to families, confirming that students and staff at the nearby Coolidge School were safe.

Officials said the shooting did not involve the school and that no other campuses in the district were affected.

The Worcester County District Attorney’s Office said the investigation is ongoing, with police collecting evidence from both the park and the Edgewater Avenue residence.

The incident occurred just one day after another shooting at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where a trans-identifying individual killed two children and injured 17 others before taking his own life.

Sasha Shakur, who was just arrested for allegedly shooting and kiIIing a man in Massachusetts, posted a video admitting that he uses the women’s locker room at a local spa because he identifies as a woman.

This alleged killer was invading female restrooms.

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