By Mark Woolsey
Marietta Police say they’ve made an arrest in a Dec. 30 murder case.
Spokesman Chuck McPhilamy says in a news release that a 70-year-old Marietta man was arrested Monday night in the killing of Daniel Lenard Richardson, Jr.
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Richardson was found dead in the middle of a carwash bay in the 12-hundred block of Bellemeade Drive. He’d been shot and was pronounced dead at the scene.
Police say they caught up with the suspect with the help of technology and witness statements. They say the suspect and victim were acquaintances, but the extent of their relationship isn’t known.
The suspect is being held without bond at the Cobb County adult detention center. He’s facing felony murder, felony aggravated assault and felony possession of a firearm during the possession of a crime charges.
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