Quadruple Amputee Cornhole Pro Arrested in Fatal Shooting

0:00It's March 24th. This is Durham News Today, powered by AI. Maryland authorities have arrested Dayton James Weber, a professional cornhole player, and quadruple amputee and connection with a fatal shooting. Inside a car he was driving. Officials say the incident stemmed from an argument, leaving a front seat passenger dead. The shooting happened Sunday night in La Plata, Maryland. Weber pulled over afterward and asked two back seat passengers to help remove the victim, but they refused, got out, and flagged down officers right, away. Weber's story drew attention years ago when he shared how doctors amputated his arms and legs at ten months old to fight a deadly blood infection. Against three percent survival odds, he adapted remarkably and became a pro at cornhole, tossing bags with his shortened limbs. Virginia police nabbed him that same night in Albumoral County as a fugitive from justice. Wells County is pushing for extradition to hit him with first degree murder, second degree murder, and other charges. As the legal process moves forward, the American Cornhole League is holding off on comments

1:04and details on whether Weber has a lawyer remain unclear.