Who is Quinton Walker? Wiki, Bio, Age, Family, Suspect, Investigation

Quinton Walker Wiki - Quinton Walker Biography

According to Baltimore County, Maryland police, a guy traveled across the nation to spend time with his daughter only to shoot and kill his ex-wife's boyfriend. First-degree murder is the accusation against Quinton Walker. He is being detained by authorities at the Baltimore County Detention Center without posting bail. Marcus Whitehead, 32, was found with gunshot wounds at the Sky Zone trampoline park on West Aylesbury Road on Saturday about 7 o'clock.

The Baltimore County Police Department was called to the scene. He passed away in a hospital. According to police' charges that WBFF was able to obtain, Walker informed them that he had flown from Colorado to Maryland to see his daughter.He wanted to spend time with the youngster, so he and his ex-wife agreed to meet up at the Sky Zone. Whitehead, he asserted, "was looking at him." He claims that Walker asked him if he wanted to speak outside.

Quinton Walker Age

Quinton Walker is 21 years old.

Quinton Walker Incident Detail

He allegedly said that Whitehead warned him to keep away from him and threatened to slap him.Defendant Walker claimed that as victim Whitehead got up and started to approach him, he pulled his revolver and shot all the shots he had loaded, according to police. The locals were stunned. Jeanne Puglisi told CBS News, "It's still very upsetting for that kind of thing to happen here, especially [near] a group of kids." "Other people could very easily get hurt during that."

Walker ran away. Later, according to authorities, he claimed that he had gone to return his U-Haul rental. According to the police, Walker informed them of his whereabouts. He was stopped by Anne Arundel County police at his U-Haul. A firearm, according to investigators, was discovered inside the car. An inquiry for response from Law & Crime was not immediately answered by Walker's official lawyer.

Detectives looking the homicides are requesting that anyone with knowledge about this occurrence call 410-307-2020. The iWATCH program of the Baltimore County Police Department is another avenue for information delivery. Callers can submit tips to Metro Crime Stoppers and remain anonymous while being eligible for a reward.