On July 22, Elliot Knox and Travon Shaw and their respective defense counsels received trial dates for January and February 2023, respectively, in connection to the murder of Baltimore Police Officer Keona Holley before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Melissa M. Read more »

In an effort to prepare for the trial of accused cop killer Travon Shaw, defense counsel argued on June 24 that the prosecution disclosed over 100 hours of video footage and over 1,000 pages of documents without clarifying the witnesses and experts the State’s Attorney’s Office intends to call to the stand as required by law. Read more »

Defense counsel for one of the co-defendants charged for the murder of Baltimore Police Department Officer Keona Holley said the assistant state’s attorney did not release its witness list during pre-trial motions on May 13. Read more »

Officer Keona Holley of the Baltimore Police Department was taken off life support on Dec. Read more »

Two men have been arrested in connection to the Dec. Read more »

Elliot Marcus Knox, the 34-year-old man responsible for the deaths of Baltimore Police Department officer 39-year-old Keona Holley and 38-year-old Justin Johnson on Dec. Read more »

Defendant Travon Shaw pleaded guilty for his role in the murder of Baltimore Police Officer Keona Holley on March 28, less than an hour after he was sentenced to life without parole for the murder of the second victim, Justin Johnson. Read more »

Hours of deliberation in the trial of Elliot Marcus Knox concluded on March 6 when a jury found the 34-year-old defendant guilty for the murders of Baltimore Police Officer Keona Holley and Baltimore resident Justin Johnson in December 2021. Read more »

“Two executions. Read more »

Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Gale E. Read more »

In an emotional plea, the prosecutor of a Baltimore man accused of his close friend’s murder told the court the suspect and his co-defendant planned the murder and that the victim “didn’t deserve to be executed in his car.” Travon Shaw is charged with first-degree murder, conspiracy to commit first-degree murder, firearm use in a felony violent crime, firearm possession with a felony conviction, having a loaded handgun on his person and having a loaded handgun in a vehicle. Read more »

Matthew Connell, the defense attorney who represented murder co-defendant Travon Shaw at trial on Oct. Read more »

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Stand-in attorneys for new counsel for both the defense and prosecution were unable to schedule a trial date for a defendant accused of two 2021 murders before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Melissa M. Read more »