State attorney will seek death penalty in Pine Hills triple homicide
Monique Worrell said that personally she is "unequivocally opposed to the death penalty" but is obligated to follow the law.
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Monique Worrell said that personally she is "unequivocally opposed to the death penalty" but is obligated to follow the law.
Monique Worrell said that personally she is "unequivocally opposed to the death penalty" but is obligated to follow the law.
The State Attorney’s Office reviewed the case in the Pine Hills tragedy that claimed three lives, and it has decided to seek the death penalty against accused shooter Keith Moses.
The 19-year-old man accused of killing three people and injuring two in a string of shootings last February in the Pine Hills area will face the death penalty when he goes to trial.
State Attorney Monique Worrell announced on Friday that prosecutors will seek the death penalty in its case against Keith Melvin Moses – the teenager accused of going on a shooting spree in Pine Hills, Florida that left an Orlando reporter, a little girl, and a woman dead.