Cedrick Britten

Case file Cedrick Britten, reference D C zero one six one. CBS Baltimore reported that court documents said Darrian Randle told police Nola Dinkins became unresponsive after Randle hit her several times with a belt on June sixth, twenty twenty-five; that allegation was later part of Randle’s separate case. CBS Baltimore reported that on June tenth, Randle called New Castle County police in Delaware to report that Nola had been kidnapped at gunpoint, and that an Amber Alert followed. CBS Baltimore reported Maryland State Police went to Nola’s last known residence in Cecil County and found Cedrick Britten there. CBS Philadelphia reported, citing police, that Maryland State Police found human remains in a vacant lot in North East, Maryland, on June eleventh. CBS Philadelphia reported, citing Maryland State Police, that Britten was charged on June twelfth with accessory to first- and second-degree murder, failure to report a child death, and other charges. CBS Baltimore reported that on September eighth, twenty twenty-six, Britten was found guilty of accessory after the fact to first-degree murder, child neglect, and burying or disposing of a body in an unauthorized place. The file’s open questions include whether a sentencing date has been set, and what sentence Britten will receive. This has been an automated reading of case file D C zero one six one at developing case dot com. Every fact you heard names a public source.