A Howard County, Maryland, homeowner will not face charges for fatally shooting a man who prosecutors said probably went to the wrong house and thought his friends were playing a prank on him by intentionally locking him out.
Howard County State’s Attorney Rich Gibson said he will not press charges against Charles Dorsey, 56, who shot and killed 46-year-old Gerardo Espinoza on July 21.
Espinoza, who was visiting from Chantilly, Virginia, was at a pool party at his friend’s house and had been drinking when he knocked on Dorsey’s door at 1 a.m.
Prosecutors said that Espinoza got lost and thought that Dorsey’s house was his friend’s.
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3 comments:
The undocumented immigrant went to the liquor store to get more beer and couldn't find the right house on the way back... probably...
Who's that knocking on the door, somebody's ringing my bell...
Finally justice has prevailed
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