Ex-teammate of quadruple amputee US cornhole pro accused of murder says case shocks him
The Guardian • • nation
Key Points:
- Dayton Webber, a professional cornhole player and quadruple amputee since infancy, was arrested on suspicion of fatally shooting a passenger during an argument in southern Maryland.
- Webber's former doubles partner, Mike Hoffman, expressed shock and sadness over the allegations, highlighting the impact on both families involved.
- Webber had gained media attention for his resilience and skill in cornhole despite his disability, competing professionally alongside Hoffman in the American Cornhole League.
- The incident involved Webber allegedly shooting 27-year-old Bradrick Wells twice in the head, with Webber fleeing the scene and later being apprehended in Virginia after seeking medical treatment.
- Hoffman emphasized Webber's independence and character, while acknowledging the need to respect the victim's family amid ongoing investigations.
