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Man Charged with Murder in Nash County Shooting

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Nash County deputies arrest Cajlun Dunn for second-degree murder in the shooting death of Marcus Toney, following a fight at a home in Middlesex. Toney died at the scene, leaving the community shaken. Dunn is held without bond and faces a judge this Thursday, as the investigation continues.

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Man Charged with Murder in Nash County Shooting

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It's April 23rd. Welcome in. This is Durham News today, where local news meets AI. I'm Corey with the story. Nash County deputies just arrested 30-year-old Casulin Dunn on second-degree murder charges after a deadly shooting at a home in Middlesex. The victim was 33-year-old Marcus Tony, who didn't survive the gunshot wound to his groin. This all went down around 10.59 pm, Tuesday on Brantley Road, just north of North Carolina Highway 97. What started as a fight between the two men at the house quickly turned tragic when Dunn allegedly pulled the trigger. Folks in the area are shaken up by yet another violent incident hitting close to home, especially since Tony died right there on the scene before. Help could do much. It's a stark reminder of how arguments can escalate fast and tight-knit communities like this. Dunn's locked up at the Nash County detention facility with no bond, and he's set to face a judge this Thursday. Officials say the probe is still active, so more details or even extra charges could

drop soon. Stay tuned as this unfolds. Nash County Sheriff's Office isn't closing the book yet and will keep you posted on any big updates.

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