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Andre Marcus Johnson, 21, of Philadelphia, shown here leaving a February 2019 court hearing, pleaded guilty to a robbery charge, admitting that he helped set up a robbery that went awry and led to the fatal shooting of a Norristown man.
was accused of the June 16, 2018, gunshot slaying of 19-year-old Desmond Zaire Johnson in Carson Alley in Norristown.
By Carl Hessler Jr. â MediaNews Group
By Carl Hessler Jr. â MediaNews Group
A relative of Norristown murder victim Desmond Zaire Johnson displays a memorial t-shirt that family members wore to court to show support for their loved one during pretrial hearings for those accused in the slaying. The T-shirts were embossed with Desmond Johnsonâs photo and the words â#LIVE4DESMONDâ
Man admits role in robbery that ended in gunshot slaying of Norristown man
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Mar 4, 2021
MUNCY – An elderly man faces misdemeanor charges for threatening to bring a gun to the Weis Market on East Penn Street in order to get the vaccine for COVID-19, state police alleged.
William Cardennis, 82, of 179 Heatherbrooke Estates, was charged following the incident that occurred in the Muncy Creek Township supermarket about 5 p.m. on Feb. 22, police said.
He has been charged with one count each of terroristic threats and disorderly conduct, police said.
Cardennis approached a female employee in the store’s pharmacy and asked about how to get a vaccination shot for the virus.
When the woman told him there were no more vaccines that day and that he would have to schedule an appointment online for a later date, he told her, “Well, I have a gun at home. If I brought it (to the store), would I get the vaccine? ‘Cause I’d do it,” according to an affidavit filed by Trooper Matthew Chamberlain.