Cornhole Champion Charged with Murder

On March 24th, a professional cornhole player and quadruple amputee faces serious murder charges after a fatal shooting in Maryland.

27-year-old Dayton James Weber was arrested in Charlottesville, Virginia, linked to the death of Bradrick Michael Wells on March 22nd.

Authorities charged him with first-degree murder, assault, and firearm offenses.

Witnesses described a heated argument inside a vehicle where Wells was the front passenger.

They say Weber pulled out a gun, fired twice into Wells's head while driving, then stopped the car.

The backseat riders fled and called police, but Weber drove away with the body still inside.

Weber made headlines for his inspiring story of resilience.

He lost all four limbs as an infant from a severe bacterial infection, but went on to compete at high levels and cornhole tournaments.

Investigators believe he acted alone with no other suspects involved.

They noted a video he posted online last year showing him handling and firing a weapon.

Charles County officials continue piecing together the details as Weber awaits his next court appearance.

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