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Conspiracy to commit murder

Second Suspect Charged In 2022 Murder Near Pimlico Elementary School Second Suspect Charged In 2022 Murder Near Pimlico Elementary School
Second Suspect Charged In 2022 Murder Near Pimlico Elementary School A second suspect has been charged in the 2022 murder of a 31-year-old man in Baltimore. On Tuesday, April 11, Baltimore police arrested 18-year-old James Jenkins in connection to the June 2022 murder of Phillip Wallace. Aamir Benton was previously charged with the murder in January. Investigators say that Benton shot and killed Wallace while in the 4800 block of Pimlico Road on June 30, 2022. Jenkins was connected to the murder and has been charged with Conspiracy to Commit Murder and First Degree Murder. Both Jenkins and Benton remained at Central Booking Intake Facility.
Woman Charged For Attempted Murder Of Man Left With Severe Injuries In Baltimore Woman Charged For Attempted Murder Of Man Left With Severe Injuries In Baltimore
Woman Charged For Attempted Murder Of Man Left With Severe Injuries In Baltimore A woman is in custody after being accused of seriously injuring a man in Baltimore earlier this month, authorities say. Saidah Williams, 29, was arrested on Thursday, Sept. 15 in the 7600 block of Lillian Hold Drive in Baltimore County after the shooting of a 31-year-old man on Thursday, Sept., according to Baltimore police. The victim is still in the hospital for treatment of serious injuries caused by the attack.  Williams has been charged with attempted first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder and is being held at the Central Booking without bail.
Shooting Suspect Sentenced For Murdering Man With Rifle In Harford County Shooting Suspect Sentenced For Murdering Man With Rifle In Harford County
Shooting Suspect Sentenced For Murdering Man With Rifle In Harford County A convicted felon from Baltimore will spend decades in prison after being sentenced for murdering his victim with a rifle in Harford County, the State's Attorney’s Office announced. Sheron Garrett, 30, has been sentenced to 92 years in prison, followed by five years of supervised probation if he were to be released after being found guilty of murdering his victim after threatening him during an argument. Specifically, Garrett was convicted of: First-degree murder; Conspiracy to commit murder; Possession of a regulated firearm by a person with a felony conviction. Harford County State's A…