Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Reginald Frederick was convicted in July. Another man charged in the case was found not guilty last week.
A Randallstown man found guilty in July for his role in a Randallstown shooting will spend 25 years in prison, a Baltimore County Circuit Court judge ruled Wednesday. Judge John J. Nagle III sentenced Reginald Frederick to life in prison, with all but 25 years suspended, followed by three years probation, assistant state's attorney Kate Sampson said in an email. Frederick, of the 3900 block of Nemo Road in Randallstown, was convicted of first-degree murder, attempted robbery and conspiracy to commit robbery related to the March 2011 shooting death of Willie Jackson, 19, of Milford Mill in a botched attempted drug robbery. The other man charged in the case, Sterling Lewis, was found not guilty last week of first-degree murder and other …
Friday, October 19, 2012
Sterling Lewis was charged with first-degree murder in the botched drug robbery that left a 19-year-old man dead.
A Baltimore County jury found a Randallstown man not guilty of first-degree murder Friday. Sterling Lewis, 22, of the 3900 block of Nemo Road was also charged with first-degree assault, use of a handgun in commission of a violent crime and attempted robbery with a dangerous or deadly weapon. Nine of Lewis' family members present in the courtroom cried out loud as the verdict was read. The jury in Baltimore County Circuit Court took a day and a half to reach the verdict. According to testimony, Lewis and another man—identified as Reginald Frederick, who was convicted in July—attempted to rob Lewis' friend, Everald Thomas. Thomas testified that late on March 27, 2011, he pulled over his car in the 4000 block of Winlee Road in Randallstown …
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Sterling Lewis faces trial for murder charges in the 2011 shooting.
A former drug dealer testified Wednesday that something "didn't smell right" when he got a call about a marijuana deal in March 2011. Everald Thomas and a friend, Willie Jackson, drove to Nemo Road in Randallstown where two men—one wearing a ski mask, the other wearing a bandana—entered the car, ostensibly to consummate the drug deal. Thomas stepped out to stall and consider calling a friend to bring the marijuana over. But soon one of the men—whose voice he recognized—exited the car and pointed a gun at him. Thomas testified as the first witness called Wednesday in the murder trial of Sterling Lewis, the man charged with first-degree murder in Jackson's death. Lewis is also charged with attempted robbery, attempted armed robbery, first-…
Thursday, October 11, 2012
William Ward III and Frank Theodore Williams were convicted on murder charges last month.
Two men convicted for their roles in a fatal December shooting at Towson Town Center will face sentencing Friday. William Ward III and Frank Theodore Williams were both convicted of first-degree murder and conspiracy charges in Baltimore County Circuit Court in September. Both men could face up to life in prison. Judge Robert E. Cahill Jr. will preside over the pair's sentencing in the Friday morning hearing. Prosecutors said Ward, 45, of Baltimore and Williams, 32, of Baltimore Highlands were part of a group that followed Baltimore teen Rodney Vest Pridget through Towson Town Center before alleged gunman Tyrone Brown shot eight times outside Nordstrom on Dec. 19, during the height of the holiday shopping season. Surveillance footage and …
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