Dominos Driver Accused In Tip Dispute Turned Violent
According to a probable cause affidavit from the Fulton Police Department, officers responded shortly after 7:20 p.m. to a residence on Bluff Street after reports of a crash involving injuries. The caller alleged that a Dominos driver became upset over not receiving a tip and struck someone with his vehicle before leaving the scene. The victim and a witness told police the situation escalated after a verbal argument, with Walton allegedly yelling profanities and making threats before getting into his car.
Police Say Walton Fled Scene After Alleged Collision
Surveillance footage reviewed by investigators reportedly shows Walton engaging in the heated exchange. Following, he returned to his vehicle and accelerating toward the victim, who was walking up the driveway. Police say the victim was struck and landed on the hood of another car, suffering visible injuries to his hand and additional scrapes. Authorities also noted that Walton fled the scene at a high rate of speed without contacting police.
Walton Held After Alleged Admission To Police
Officers later tracked Walton down at a local Dominos, where he was taken into custody following the alleged incident. During questioning, investigators say he admitted to driving toward the victim but claimed his intent was to scare him. Additionally, Walton also acknowledging that he left the scene afterward. Authorities further noted that Walton has a prior criminal history, including convictions for domestic assault and false imprisonment. Walton reportedly faces multiple felony charges and remains held at Callaway County Jail without bound as the case moves forward.
