A suspect in the ​murder of the former bodyguard to ​​hip hop star Future was arrested Monday afternoon casually working in the produce section of a Manhattan supermarket, according to law enforcement sources.
The New York/New Jersey Regional Fugitive Task Force ​swooped in on Tywan Porter ​as he worked in the Morton Williams grocery store in Greenwich Village around noon as bewildered shoppers looked on, sources said.
Porter was named as the prime suspect last week in the ​January ​shooting death of Michael Phillips in Jonesboro, Georgia.
Porter ​allegedly ​came to the door of his home and ​shot him dead after an argument, officials said. ​Phillips’ pregnant wife was home at the time of the incident.
Acting on a tip out of Georgia, law enforcement tracked Porter down to the supermarket and placed him under arrest.
He did not resist.​​
Sources said Porter is originally from Queens but was recently ​living in Harlem.
Future​, whose real name is Nayvadius DeMun Wilburn​,​​ told TMZ that he was crushed by the slaying but had no information about the crime.
“Rest in peace Big Mike,” ​the rapper tweeted after the murder.