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15-, 17-year-old arrested in teen’s murder
15-, 17-year-old arrested in teen’s murder
Posted on January 24, 2013 in Local

COLUMBUS, Ohio – Two Columbus teenagers are charged in the murder of a Lincoln-McKinley High School student last week.

Columbus police arrested Shyquan Washington, 17, and Josh Lynn Cardwell, 15, yesterday on murder charges.

The pair is accused of gunning down 15-year-old Keawaun Coleman last week during a fight outside a McDonald’s restaurant on Cleveland Avenue.

 

Tags: Columbus, crime, murder
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