Florida dad Anthony Souvenir killed by Jaime Taylor in front of son at Miramar Walgreens

A Florida dad celebrating his birthday was gunned down in front of his 1-year-old son during an argument with a stranger inside a Walgreens.

Anthony Souvenir, 27, was inside the Miramar pharmacy with his son and girlfriend when he accused 28-year-old Jaime Taylor of staring at his significant other.

Taylor had been in the store for several minutes loading money to his Cash App when Souvenir entered with his family just after 11:20 a.m. on Feb. 3, CBS Miami reported citing Miramar Police documents.

Souvenir allegedly thought Taylor was “looking too hard” at his girlfriend and confronted the stranger.

The two talked for a moment before Souvenir walked away only to mistake Taylor’s phone call for a comment towards him, police allege.

“I’m not even (expletive) talking to you, I’m on the (expletive) phone,” Souvenir’s girlfriend overheard Taylor say, according to the police report.

They began chirping at each other before the argument escalated when Souvenir noticed Taylor’s gun.

“I see you got one; I got one too,” the father allegedly said.

Taylor, threatened by the comments, pulled out his gun but didn’t fire.

He fired the fatal shot when Souvenir reached for his bag, Taylor later told police.

After the shooting, Taylor fled the store but turned himself over to the Miramar Police later in the day.

He was arrested and charged with second-degree murder and is being held without bail at the Broward County Jail, according to records viewed by The Post.

Taylor told police he was threatened by Souvenir and believed he was going to be shot.

Souvenir remained on the floor inside the store as his girlfriend called for the police.

He was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital.

His mother remembered him as a good son with a big heart.

“He was an amazing father. He loved his son and had big dreams for him. I remember talking to him and how excited he was for the future,” Linda Souvenir wrote on GoFundMe.

Souvenir’s death is extra difficult for his parents since his mom was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer last year, putting a financial strain on the family.

“Now to hit with another devasted blow while still trying to recover emotionally, physically mentally and financially. Losing my son had made this recovery process difficulty,” the grieving mother wrote.

Souvenir’s dad called his son’s death a senseless killing and said people can fight without using guns.

“People have too many guns. You can fight, but don’t use guns. Guns are weapons that kill people,” he said. “If you have a problem, call police,” Yves Souvenir told the outlet.

The older Souvenir says his son was celebrating his birthday Monday.