Andrew Wilkinson Obituary, Police Search for Gunman In Killing Of Maryland Judge

Andrew Wilkinson Obituary, Death The body of Judge Andrew F. Wilkinson was discovered in his driveway, and it appeared that he had been shot. According to the authorities, he presided over a divorce proceeding in which the suspect was involved. On Thursday night, the authorities in Maryland were investigating the homicide of a judge,

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Andrew Wilkinson Obituary, Death – The body of Judge Andrew F. Wilkinson was discovered in his driveway, and it appeared that he had been shot. According to the authorities, he presided over a divorce proceeding in which the suspect was involved. On Thursday night, the authorities in Maryland were investigating the homicide of a judge, and they identified the suspect as a man who had been a plaintiff in an ongoing divorce case that the judge was managing.

The judge’s residence was the location of the homicide. The victim, identified as Judge Andrew F. Wilkinson of the Washington County Circuit Court, was discovered in his driveway in Hagerstown, Maryland, at approximately 8:00 p.m. on Thursday. He was suffering from what appeared to be gunshot wounds, according to officials from the county sheriff’s office. According to the officials, he was home with his wife and children at the time of the incident.

As part of the preliminary investigation into a killing, the sheriff’s office issued a statement saying that they were looking for Pedro Argote, who is 49 years old. Judge Wilkinson, 52, had just presided over a hearing in a divorce dispute that had been going on since the previous year, in which Mr. Argote was the plaintiff. He was shot and killed a few hours after the hearing. According to the records from the court, during the hearing, the judge issued a partial judgment of divorce.

Judg Wilkinson succumbed to his wounds and died in a hospital in Hagerstown, which is a city close to the border with Pennsylvania and approximately 75 miles west by road of Baltimore. At the hearing on Thursday, Judge Wilkinson decided to grant custody of the children to Mr. Argote’s partner. This was announced during a news conference held by the Washington County Sheriff Brian K. Albert on Friday.

The sheriff, Albert, stated that Mr. Argote was not present at the hearing. In response to concerns regarding Mr. Argote and the divorce case, the sheriff’s office did not provide an instant response. At the news conference, Sheriff Albert stated that the killing was a “targeted attack,” and he added that Mr. Argote was known to drive a silver Mercedes-Benz S.U.V. with Maryland plates, and that he should be considered “armed and dangerous.” According to him, the other judges in the county had been placed under the custody of the police for the night as a safety measure.

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