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11/06/09
An 18-year-old Annapolis man was sentenced yesterday to 15 years in prison for his part in a near-fatal shooting last November that police say was revenge for a double homicide earlier that morning outside an Odenton bar. Find Us On Facebook
A defense attorney for Dametres Maurekoe Short, 18, of Newtowne Drive said it took only six minutes for her client to wake up Nov. 16, get a gun and shoot Maurice L. Brown on Betsy Court in Annapolis. Kathleen Sheehy, the defense attorney, said Short and Rishard Richard Naylor, 18, of Arnold believed Brown and his friends were to blame for the deaths of 25-year-old Terrance James Covington and 20-year-old...
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