Cornhole Pro Faces Murder Charges

On March 25th, a professional cornhole player and quadruple amputee faces first and second

degree murder charges after allegedly shooting a passenger.

During an argument, 27-year-old Dayton James Weber killed his friend Bradrick Michael Wells,

also 27, while driving in Laplata, Maryland about 40-mile south of Washington, D.C.

Late Sunday night, Weber drove three friends in his Tesla SUV when it dispute escalated

with Wells in the front seat.

Backseat passengers told police, Weber pulled a gun and fired twice into Wells's head.

They refused his demand to help remove the body and fled to flag down officers.

Weber sped away with the body still inside, but two hours later, someone found Wells

dead in a yard 10 miles from the scene.

Officers pronounced him dead there.

Meanwhile, Weber showed up at a nearby hospital for treatment and got arrested as a fugitive.

He lost his arms and legs at 10 months old from a bacterial infection, but excelled

in wrestling as a kid and went pro in cornhole in 20-21.

He also posted videos online showing off his gun handling skills.

The American Cornhole League knows about the charges and plans to stay quiet during the

legal process.

Police still don't know what sparked the fight, but Weber awaits trial.

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