Columbia Teen Facing Murder Charge for Pasadena Party Shooting
Prosecutors dropped charges against a Glen Burnie teen in the shooting, but a Columbia teen still faces a first-degree murder charge.
A Columbia teen remains charged with first-degree murder after a shooting at a party in Pasadena, but charges against another teen have been dropped, according to The Capital-Gazette. Prosecutors dropped a first-degree murder charge and various other charges against Daniel Alex Savage, 18, of Glen Burnie for a lack of evidence, reports The Capital-Gazette. Prosecutors have not, however, dropped charges against Ronald Lee McLeod, of Columbia, who also was arrested in the shooting at a Pasadena house party that killed Matthew Morrow, 21. McLeod still faces a first-degree murder charge and other charges related to the incident. Attmepts to contact McLeod's attorney on Thursday were not immediately returned. Police originally charged both …
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4:21 pm on Friday, November 16, 2012
The same type of "parent" he may beand millions of his peers are. An absent sperm donor to 3 or more children with 3 or more egg donors. Being brought up in a fatherless home with a mostly absent mother and having fatherless children is the sure path to jail and a grave. The continued cycle must stop at some point. more ›