Decarlos Brown Jr. faces federal charge in killing of Iryna Zarutska on Charlotte train
Crime runs deep in Decarlos Brown Jr.’s family. The homeless felon accused of stabbing a young Ukrainian commuter to death on a Charlotte light rail train comes from a household where run-ins with the law have been a way of life.
Court records and law enforcement documents viewed by Fox News Digital reveal a disturbing family legacy: Stacey Dejon Brown, the older brother of the alleged killer, is locked up on a 27- to-36-year sentence for the 2012 shotgun slaying of a 65-year-old man during a robbery.
His sister, 33-year-old Tracey Vontrea Brown, has a criminal record that includes misdemeanor shoplifting, larceny, felony conspiracy, vehicle theft and resisting public officers, with her most recent arrests coming in 2024 for misdemeanor larceny, felony conspiracy and shoplifting, according to Mecklenburg County Sheriff’s Office records viewed by Fox News Digital.
why does it take so long to go to trial? he is guilty. on video. death penalty.
The state has to have its ducks 100% in a row to make the case unassailable in the appeals process.
It was recorded 208
The gene pool could use some chlorine
they cant keep homeless people in jail too long so bail will be about 50 cent so he can get free to do what ever he wants
bring back the death penalty! and use it!