A family is demanding answers as the man charged with murdering a Middle River woman and her grandmother was scheduled to make his first court appearance in Bal
timore County this week.
Records show and police confirm an arrest warrant was first issued for his arrest July 1, following the attempted murder case.Further digging into court records shows Cherry was out on pretrial release for a pending drug trial in Baltimore City at the time all four of these violent crimes were committed and already had a history of violence including a 2018 armed robbery where his entire sentence was suspended.
But even more questions remain after the record shows prior to being granted pre-trial release, Cherry’s bond was revoked in the case once before, in October 2023.
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