Teen charged in pizza shop slaying
Police have charged a Pasadena teen in a holdup at a Glen Burnie pizza shop that left a 20-year-old man dead.
Anne Arundel County police charged the 17-year-old on Saturday as an adult with first-degree murder and related charges stemming from the attempted robbery and shooting at Mr. Wings and Pizza.
Investigators say four masked men in dark clothing walked into the restaurant on Friday night and announced a holdup. When Misael Abdias Flores of Glen Burnie and a female employee told the men to leave, one of the men shot Flores and all four fled.
Flores, who did not work at the store, died later at Baltimore Washington Medical Center.
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The Associated Press
| November 14, 2010; 4:38 PM ET
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Crime and Public Safety, Maryland
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Posted by: jbworldwide | November 14, 2010 11:02 PM | Report abuse
How did his arrest come to be? What's the suspect's name? That's what good journalism is.
Posted by: jbworldwide | November 14, 2010 11:03 PM | Report abuse
jbworldwide,
His name is Vincent Bunner, and actually he is not from Pasadena, he is from Glen Burnie (Marley - like 2 min away from Mr. Wings) and he is a little punk that belongs in jail.
Posted by: gbgirl44 | November 14, 2010 11:21 PM | Report abuse
jbworldwide,
His name is Vincent Bunner, and actually he is not from Pasadena, he is from Glen Burnie (Marley - like 2 min away from Mr. Wings) and he is a little punk that belongs in jail.
Posted by: gbgirl44 | November 14, 2010 11:21 PM | Report abuse
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Posted by: karenliel15 | November 15, 2010 3:03 AM | Report abuse
Rob Mr. Wings and Pizza= Life without parole
Posted by: PublicEnemy1 | November 15, 2010 4:33 PM | Report abuse
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How did his arrest come to be? What's the suspect's name? That's what good journalism is.