Airport worker found guilty of killing co-worker’s boyfriend after she refused to date him
Kevin Prasad, 37, allegedly fired multiple shots at 31-year-old Mark Mangaccat in April 2018, authorities said
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}A former San Francisco airport employee accused of killing the boyfriend of a co-worker who rebuffed his romantic advances was convicted last week of murder.
Kevin Prasad, 37, was found guilty of first-degree murder and lying in wait in the April 2018 killing of Mark Mangaccat, the San Mateo County District Attorney's Office said Friday.
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{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Kevin Prasad, 37, was found guilty of killing the boyfriend fo a co-worker he was romantically interested in, authorities said. (San Mateo County jail)
Prasad was employed at San Francisco International Airport and spent several months attempting to persuade a co-worker to end her relationship with Mangaccat and start dating him, Fox San Francisco reported.
She consistently rebuffed Prasad's efforts. The co-worker and Mangaccat shared a child.
Prasad and Donovan Rivera, an accomplice, followed the couple on April 25, 2018, to their home where Prasad fired multiple shots at close range at Mangaccat, who was killed. Mangaccat had picked his girlfriend up from work on her final day on the job at the airport, the news report said.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Prasad fled the scene with Rivera, who was the alleged getaway driver. He faces criminal charges related to the killing.