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Baltimore Man Faces Trial After Declining Plea in Walther Avenue Shooting

A suspect rejected a plea deal in Baltimore City Circuit Court after prosecutors offered a life sentence with all but 50 years suspended in connection to an attempted murder and armed robbery  Jeremiah Webb, 20, appeared before Judge Melissa Copeland in the Circuit Court for Baltimore City, facing multiple charges related to an attempted murder and armed robbery that occurred on the 6600 block of Walther Avenue with co-defendant Yashmita Gibson.  Webb faces twelve charges, including attempted first- and second-degree murder, first-degree assault, armed robbery, firearm use in a felony-violent crime, reckless endangerment, firearm possession during a crime of violence, illegal possession of a regulated firearm, handgun possession, illegal possession of ammunition, discharge of a firearm, and conspiracy to commit armed robbery.   During the hearing, the prosecution offered the 50 year term also requiring Webb to stay away from the victim and register as a gun offende. Read more »

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Representing Himself, Defendant Says Bus Shooting Was Meant to Scare, Not Kill

A Baltimore City jury heard closing arguments on July 16 for Antonio Nance, 43, who chose to represent himself after dismissing former defense attorney, Augustine Okeke .   Nance is charged with attempted first-degree and second-degree murder, assault in the first-degree and multiple gun violations for allegedly shooting a fellow passenger who wasn’t injured on a Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) bus on the 2400 block of W. Read more »

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Defendant Recants Confession Given to Police, Denies Gun Charges

A Baltimore man accused of attempting to murder a man after a minor traffic accident last fall took the stand at his own trial on May 21, testifying that his confession to police was false.  Kevin Glenn Jr., 48, reportedly told detectives upon arrest that he fired a 9mm gun at a work van the night of Sept. Read more »