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Woman Charged with Attempted Murder Accepts Plea in 2022 Maryland Avenue Non-Fatal Shooting Case

A woman accepted a plea in the case of a non-fatal shooting on April 3 before Judge Erik Atlas in Baltimore City Circuit Court.  An assistant state’s attorney offered defendant Destiny Nickelson 30 years, suspending all but seven years for attempted second-degree murder and 20 years, suspending all but five years without the possibility of parole and 5 years of probation for conspiracy to use a firearm in a felony violent crime.  The total plea was 50 years, suspending all but 12 with five years of supervised probation. Read more »

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Acquitted: Baltimore Man Previously Convicted of Murder Begins Retrial

Donnell Johnson Acquitted on June 15 A retrial was underway on June 14 for a Baltimore man appealing his 2009 murder conviction, despite the death of the two key eyewitnesses from the initial case.  Baltimore resident Donnell Johnson was convicted in 2009 for the murder of Byron Dickey on the 2100 block of Barclay Street after the two men got into a physical altercation, causing Johnson to produce a gun and chase Dickey down the street, shooting at him five times.  Johnson was arrested and convicted based on the eyewitness testimony of two siblings, who have since died, but knew Johnson, nicknamed “Nelly,” and were both on the street right next to the altercation.  Prior to opening statements, defense counsel Bradley MacFee motioned to get the two siblings’ testimony and identifications of Johnson thrown out for being unreliable and influenced by police. Read more »