FUGITIVE
CASE #: 2023-112
James Peter Brown Jr
Status:
Open
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Missing From:
Frederick, Maryland
Reward:
up to $2,000 via Metro Crime Stoppers Of Maryland
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Summary:
James Peter Brown Jr. is wanted for the homicide of Romario Anderson.
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Circumstances of Offense:
Authorities say that an argument broke out at a lounge that James was involved in. That is when James allegedly stabbed Romario to death. A warrant was issued for James’s arrest and a second suspect who allegedly pointed a gun to Romário’s head was arrested. That suspect was acquitted of murder at trial but was convicted in a separate trial for unlawfully possessing a firearm. James has an extensive criminal history related to drug dealing that dates back to 2012. As of this posting, Maryland’s court records database confirms that James has an active warrant.
Additional Details:
Anyone with information on James’s whereabouts should contact the US Marshals tipline at 1-877-WANTED-2 or Metro Crime Stoppers Of Maryland (to be eligible for a potential reward) at 1-866-7LOCKUP. James should be considered very dangerous. Please consider sharing this so that Romário’s family can get justice and answers in their loved one’s case.
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