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| Alleged Shooting Suspect Calm in Court |
| By abcactionnews.com |
| Published: 02/16/2010 |
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TAMPA, FL -- The man accused of murdering a young woman and wounding two men appeared before a a Hillsborough County judge via video link this morning. It was a much different scene compared to Sunday, when Andre Watkins shouted oscenities and complained about his treatment in jail during his first appearance in court. He also refused representation. Today, he had legal counsel. His attorney, Dominic Fariello, has represented Watkins in the past. He reportedly advised Watkins to stay quiet when appearing before judge Lawrence Lefler, who denied bond. Watkins, 53, remained silent, until he was being led out by baliffs. He tried to say something, but could not be heard. Read More. |
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