A 27-year-old man who shot two of his Topgolf coworkers — killing one of them — in December has pleaded guilty to murder and attempted murder. Victor Salazar-Guarache took a plea deal in Adams County District Court on Thursday, according to court records. Salazar-Guarache pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and second-degree attempted murder, court records show. The plea deal dropped charges of first-degree murder, two counts of first-degree attempted murder and a violent-crime sentence enhancer from his case. The then-26-year-old Topgolf dishwasher was arrested in December after a midnight shooting in the parking lot of the Thornton Topgolf, 16011 Grant St., left one man dead, police said. Police said Salazar-Guarache got into an argument with one of his coworkers, clocked out early and waited in the parking lot for an hour to ambush him. Bryce Holden, a 22-year-old Topgolf dishwasher, was shot multiple times and died from his wounds, police said. The kitchen manager who walked out with Holden also was shot. As Holden and the manager exited the building and entered the parking lot, Salazar-Guarache got out his car and fired 12 shots at the pair, continuing to shoot even after Holden fell, according to his arrest affidavit. Related Articles Crime and Public Safety | Arapahoe County drug bust seizes 13,000 fentanyl pills, thousands of dollars in meth, cocaine Crime and Public Safety | Suspected Alexander Mountain fire arsonist wanted to play hero, investigators say Crime and Public Safety | Keanna Rosenburgh pleads guilty to attempted murder in 2023 Denver bar shooting that injured five Crime and Public Safety | Man charged with murder in Commerce City shooting opened fire into house after friend started fistfight, police say Crime and Public Safety | Aurora Police Department arrests Tren de Aragua gang member wanted on two outstanding warrants A Lyft driver who was picking up another employee told officers he saw Salazar-Guarache exit his vehicle and, when he returned to his car after the shooting, it appeared Salazar-Guarache was laughing, the affidavit stated. Salazar-Guarache will next appear in court for a sentencing hearing Oct. 11, according to court records. Sign up to get crime news sent straight to your inbox each day.