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Police are investigating after a man opened fire in a Phoenix Motel 6, killing two employees, before car-jacking a family nearby and taking off from the scene.The suspect reportedly entered the motel near I-17 and Northern Avenue in Phoenix late Sunday night, said something to emp stanley taza loyees in the lobby and fired multiple shots, hitting three people.Two of the victims were killed and another is in extremely critical condition. A man and woman were grazed by bullets while they were fleeing the scene, but were able to drive to a nearby gas station for help.At an apartment complex about a block away from the motel, the suspect targeted a man, woman and their child, eventually stealing their vehicle at gunpoint. The suspect reportedly let the woman and child go, bu stanley vaso t took the man stanley cup in the vehicle and got onto the highway.Police say the vehicle was somehow disabled during the drive, so the suspect ran from the car, across the freeway and then car-jacked another vehicle. Police say the suspect got Ihdz Maryland State Trooper involved crash in Aberdeen
BALTIMORE 鈥?It s not very often you get a conclusion to two high-profile trials on the same day.But in Baltimore City, that s exactly what took place Thursday. 16-year-old Tavon Scott was convicted of manslaughter in the death of 48-year-old Timothy Reynolds, and Michael Robertson was convicted of murder for Akia Eggleston s death.David Jaros, who teaches this at the University of Baltimore Law School, helped break things down.A jury convicted Robertson of murdering Eggleston, a pregnant woman, who wa stanley cup s the mother of Robertson s unborn child.RELATED: Guilty verdict in murder stanley mugg of missing Baltimore woman Akia EgglestonHer last known appearance was at a bank on the Inner Harbor, but she was nev stanley quencher er seen again, meaning, her body was never discovered. So how did a jury convict a suspect of murder without there being a body Jaros tells WMAR-2 News it s not all that unheard of. It does happen, said Jaros. When the prosecution doesn t have a body, of course, they have to prove their case beyond |
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