Tampa Police report that the prime suspect in a convenience store shooting was shot and later died Wednesday morning.

Tampa Police arrived at a duplex on Mulberry Drive in Sulphur Springs to arrest Carlos Laboy. Laboy, 26, was identified as the prime suspect in the shooting of Yasmin Sara during a robbery last Wednesday. Sara is the owner and operator of Y&S Market on 12th Street and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard.

Police said when Laboy was leaving the duplex, he was confronted by officers who reportedly told him to stop and not move. Police said instead of complying with the officers, Laboy made a sudden move toward his waistband. The report states the officers who knew Laboy had shot Sara last week, believed he was reaching for a gun. One of the officers fired at least one shot at Laboy, hitting him in the hip. He was transported to a local hospital in critical condition. At 5:36 a.m., he was pronounced dead.

Police said as Laboy was being transported to the hospital, they got news that Sara, 55, had taken a turn for the worse and was rushed into surgery. He remains in critical condition.

On Monday, officers obtained a gun they believed was used in the shooting through a confidential source. That individual led officers to the getaway driver, identified as 23-year-old Pedro Torres, who was arrested Tuesday night. Police said he cooperated with officers and identified Laboy as the one who shot Sara.

Detectives said Laboy and Torres met in prison.

Torres is currently being held on charges of robbery with a firearm, tampering with physical evidence, possession of a firearm with the serial number removed, being a felon in possession of a firearm, and driving with a suspended license.

Police spokesperson, Laura McElroy, said Torres will also be charged with either felony attempted murder or felony murder, depending on whether Sara survives.