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A 20-year-old man was sentenced to 75<\/a> years in prison in the 2023 shooting death of a teen in Arlington, prosecutors said.<\/p>\n Jurors found Taymour Makarem guilty of murder in the killing<\/a> of 17-year-old Brad Gruver, Tarrant County Criminal District Attorney\u2019s Office said in a social media post on Friday.<\/p>\n Teen shot at Arlington QuikTrip<\/p>\n In July 2023, Arlington police officers responded to a shooting about 8:30 p.m. at a QuikTrip station in the 4900 block of Little Road, the Star-Telegram previously reported.<\/p>\n When officers arrived they found Gruver with multiple gunshot wounds inside a car parked near a gas pump, police have said. Gruver was pronounced dead at the scene.<\/p>\n Investigators, who spoke to witnesses and reviewed surveillance video, determined that Gruver and Makarem got into an argument, during which Makarem pulled out a gun and fired multiple rounds into the homicide victim\u2019s car, according to police.<\/p>\n Three other people who were in the car with Gruver were not injured, Star-Telegram reported.<\/p>\n According to police, Makarem and Gruver knew each other and had been feuding for some time.<\/p>\n Makarem ran from the QT station near Interstate 20 and U.S. 287 after the shooting and was found at the intersection of Treepoint Drive and Paces Trail, police have said.<\/p>\n During his arrest, Makarem hid his gun and lied about being at the gas station, according to the DA\u2019s office.<\/p>\n Related Stories from Fort Worth Star-Telegram<\/p>\n