The shooting occurred near Wingate University, sending the college and nearby Wingate Elementary School into temporary lockdowns, even though the shooting did not occur on either campus. “Sometimes they felt like police were annoyed with him,” Sentendrey added.Ī person reached at the Wingate Police Department Monday night told The Washington Post that no one was immediately available to comment. bzfBlwQsnX- Greg Suskin February 27, 2018

Police believe Colson who is from Marshville, shot Robinson on College Street today while Robinson was on Facebook Live possibly “outing” Local suspected drug dealers. Just in-warrants are out for Douglas Colson for the murder of Prentis Robinson in Wingate today. Gay said he had “always suspected the man would’ve been beat up over it but never shot,” Fox 46 reporter David Sentendrey wrote in a tweet.Īccording to Sentendrey, Robinson’s family members said he would sometimes “try to help police find drug dealers, even though he had his own demons.” Gay told Fox 46 in Charlotte that Robinson had been identifying suspected drug dealers during some Facebook Live streams. He has been charged with first-degree murder On Tuesday morning, a man, identified as Douglas Cleveland Colson reportedly turned himself in as the killer, Union Country Sheriff’s spokesman Tony Underwood told ABC. He was found laying down with several gunshot wounds, and was pronounced dead at the scene. A car could be seen from the edge of the screen arriving to the scene, as the driver or a passenger appeared to have spotted Robinson. The camera fell, landing face up so that the rest of the Facebook Live video showed the sky and treetops as the suspect ran away. Robinson told the man, who was holding a long black object, that he was on Facebook Live. It happened about five and a half minutes into the video, when Robinson was approached by someone off-camera. Moments later, the camera captured and broadcast Robinson’s death.

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