Quadruple Amputee Athlete Charged with Murder

0:00It's March 24th. Welcome in. This is Global News Today, where global headlines meet AI. A quadruple amputee, and pro-cornhole athlete, is now charged with first-degree murder. Dayton Weber, 27, allegedly shot the front-seat passenger in his car during an argument in Laplata, Maryland, over the weekend. Investigators say Weber was driving when he opened fire, then dumped the body. Two people in the backseat refused his request for help, and ran off, later flagging down police near the scene Sunday night. Weber was arrested hours later across state lines in Charlottesville, Virginia. The American Cornhole League, where he was the first quadruple amputee competitor, expressed thoughts for those affected, including the family of. Victim Braddock Michael Wells Weber lost his arms and legs as a baby to a severe blood infection, beating slim survival odds to become a motivational speaker and athlete. His social media shows him shooting guns, despite his disabilities.

1:00As charges move forward, this case highlights a dramatic turn for someone who wants inspired many with the story of Triumph.