Man condemned on weapon, other charges associated with the examination of the death of the teenager

Six years of the judgment, after FITTCHATTICK did not have a competition against two cases of weapons under disability and counting manipulations with evidence and wearing hidden weapons, all crimes and offenses, together with the disability of the official business and the violation of resistance. A gun from the incident was forfeited.

This prison sentence is sent one after the other to two more Grand theft cases, in which he was sentenced and instructed to pay 7,126 US dollars of reimbursement.

Fitchpatrick was charged after the death of 14-year-old Lizaiah Lameir Burdette for disabilities and weapons injuries.

Burdette was shot on April 29 at 1:40 a.m. and later died in the hospital.

A police report by Dayton for the shootout said that a 26-year-old man was arrested in connection with the investigation, but reduced his name.

The Montgomery County public prosecutor's office confirmed that the man was a folding patient and said that during the examination of the shootout, the police contacted the FIXPatrick.

In an affidavit that was submitted in front of the Dayton Municipal Court, the police said that the officials tried to contact him around 3:30 p.m. while he was in an alley in the 1000 block of Avenue Chamber.

The investigators said in the affidavit that folding patricks were a suspect in a “separate incident”, but did not say whether this incident was Burdette shooting.

When the police tried to contact folding patricks, he ran, said the affidavit. The officers chased him and gave him orders to stop before he finally got him in and brought him to the ground.

The investigators said that after the handcuffs he had tied up to have a 9 -mm gun in his covenant, which was forbidden to him after court documents due to two previous convictions of the crimes.