James Shaw Jr., the hero of the April 22 Waffle House shooting, has launched a advance on a crowdfunding website to accession money for the victims of the baleful advance in a Nashville suburb. The 29-year-old AT&T artisan and ancestor of a 4-year-old babe anecdotal to ABC News how he hid abaft a aperture abreast the Waffle House's bath as he eyed the declared suspect, Travis Reinking, who was reloading his weapon. "I never anticipation I would be in a allowance with all the eyes on me but, you know, I am actual beholden to be here," a apprehensive Shaw told the Tennessee State assembly during a commemoration anniversary him. In accession to four counts of bent homicide, Reinking was hit this anniversary with four attempted annihilation accuse and one calculation of actionable gun control in the agency of a agitated felony, according to the Davidson County District Attorney's Office.