The judge in Maryland explains a mistake at parking at parking shoots, in which 3 were killed

Annapolis, Md. (AP) – A judge in Maryland said on Wednesday in the case of a man who was accused of killing three people and injured three more at a shootout in 2023 after a dispute over the park in the capital of the state.

The media reported that the judge of Anne Arundel Circuit J. Michael Wachs said that the prosecutor had made “several violations” who had spoiled the testimony of Charles Robert Smith, who is charged with the shootout.

Smith, who is white, was charged in July 2023 and was charged with six murder cases of first degree for six murder experiments, which are essentially motivated by hatred against Latino people and other crimes.

There was a suspected argument between Smith's mother and the neighbors over a parking space in front of the fatal shootings in Annapolis. The victims, all Latino, were father and son, Nicolas Mireles (55) and Mario Mireles Ruiz, 27; And a friend of the family, Christian Marlon Segovia Jr., 24. Three others were injured.

The Bannimore Banner reported that Smith's lawyer asked for a Mistrial and said that the lawyer Anne Colt leads the state wrongly characterized evidence and told the facts that the judge decided to be irrelevant for the case.

Wachs said that leader had violated several rules of evidence, and he had “no choice” to explain as a Mistrial.

The case will probably not be heard until 2026, said the judge.

The Capital Gazette reports that Smith, according to the public prosecutor's public prosecutor's public prosecutor, is still recorded without bond.

In a statement after the decision on Wednesday, Leitess said: “This was a thorough, professional and highly competitive case of law enforcement and defense. The state will try this case again and seek justice for the victims. “

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