Overview
- Dayton James Webber, 27, allegedly shot front-seat passenger Bradrick Michael Wells during an argument as he drove in La Plata on Sunday night, according to witnesses.
- Witnesses told police the driver pulled over and asked them to remove the victim, they refused and sought help, and a homeowner found Wells’ body in a Charlotte Hall yard about two hours later.
- Detectives tracked Webber’s car to Charlottesville, Virginia, found him at a hospital, and arrested him upon release as he awaits extradition to Charles County on first- and second-degree murder and related charges.
- A charging statement cited by Fox 5 says Webber produced a gun and shot Wells twice in the head during the dispute, an allegation that remains under investigation.
- Webber is a well-known American Cornhole League athlete and quadruple amputee, and older videos verified by NBC News show him loading and firing guns as the league calls the case extremely serious and police continue to seek tips from the public.