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HOA Sued Over Deadly Airbnb Shooting
23 Jun
Summary
- Family sues HOA over tourist deaths in Kissimmee Airbnb.
- HOA allegedly knew shooter's violent history.
- Lawsuit claims HOA failed to protect guests.
A lawsuit has been filed against the Indian Point Homeowners Association by the family of Douglas Kraft, one of three tourists fatally shot in Kissimmee on January 17. The victims were staying at an Airbnb for the Mecum Car Auction.
The suit contends the HOA neglected its duty to protect guests, including Douglas Kraft, Robert Kraft, and James Puchan. It claims the association knew the alleged shooter, Ahmed Bojeh, who lived next door, had a history of violence.
Bojeh was previously found not guilty by reason of insanity in a 2021 shooting. Records indicate law enforcement had responded multiple times to Bojeh's residence for disturbances and mental health concerns. His mental state remains under evaluation.
