UPDATE: Arrest made in death of Juan Gonzalez

UPDATE: 3/08/17, 4:49 p.m.

The Bowling Green Police Department arrested Omer Ahmetovic, 35, of Bowling Green Wednesday for the shooting death of Dr. Juan Gonzalez.

No other details regarding the motive or method were being released.

Ahmetovic has been charged with murder.

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UPDATE: 3/04/17 3:49 pm

Bowling Green Police have now confirmed the victim in the death investigation is 59 year old Juan Gonzalez.

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Business owners on the 31-W Bypass and their employees are taking a little more precaution than normal after police confirmed Friday night they were working a death investigation at the Natural Health Center for Integrative Medicine.

Vickey Grimsley is the owner of Pandora's Boxx, which sits right across the street from the Natural Health Center. She says if it turns out foul play is the cause of the death, it won't be the first time something alarming has happened in the area between Broadway and 10th Street.

"We've had several incidents of bad accidents and bad happenings, and it's very scary and it affects my business."

Since arriving on scene Friday night, the only details released by the Bowling Green Police Department is that detectives were called to the business at 1022 31-W Bypass for a welfare check, and arrived to find a man dead inside the building.

"Usually I'll park in the back in the mornings, but today I wanted to parka little bit closer, so it's definitely going to make me and probably everyone else in the area a little bit more cautious and aware," said Alicia Jones, who works at Robertson Auto Sales.

Police have confirmed the death is "suspicious in nature," but they aren't releasing the victim's name. Businesses close by say the owner, Dr. Juan Gonzalez, has a car that hasn't moved from the scene since the incident, but they know little of the owner beyond that.

Jones says she has never met Gonzalez, or been to his business.

"I can't personally say that I have ever met him. As far as I know of the folks around that have talked about it this morning, no one is really aware of him too much."

Grimsley and many other business owners in the area weren't at work when the police arrived on scene due to the late hour, but Saturday she told 13-News the daylight didn't do much to erase her uneasy feeling.

"It was alarming when I found out what was going on, but hopefully it will get resolved soon [along with] the mystery of what happened and why."