As week 2 of the Jordan Davis’ murder trial gets underway, the song that prompted 46-year-old Michael Dunn to shoot and kill black Florida teen Jordan Davis was revealed.

Court documents, according to The Florida Times-Union, allege Davis, 17, was streaming Lil Reese’s song “Beef” featuring Lil Durk and Fredo Santana in his SUV on Nov. 23, 2012 before an argument erupted between himself and Dunn at a Jacksonville convenience store gas station.



Dunn and his fiancé Rhona Rouer parked their sport utility vehicle next to Davis and his three friends who were allegedly playing their music loudly. When Rouer walked into the store to purchase a bottle of wine, Dunn allegedly asked the teens to turn their music down. An argument soon followed between both parties. Dunn alleged he saw a shotgun barrel from Davis’ car before he produced a handgun and sprayed nine bullets into the SUV, striking Davis three times, according to CNN.

No weapon was found in Davis’ vehicle upon investigation.

Dunn and his fiancé fled the crime scene and drove back to their hotel 40 miles south to St. Augustine, CNN reports. Dunn never notified authorities, but instead ordered pizza, took his dog for a walk, ordered a movie and poured a glass of rum and Coke.

Dunn was later arrested and charged with first degree murder and three counts of attempted first-degree murder. Dunn’s lawyers are using “Stand Your Ground” law as a defense.

If convicted Dunn faces life in prison without parole.

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