2 Charged in Killings at Dunkin’ Donuts Store
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PALMER PARK, Md. — Two Maryland men were charged Friday with first-degree murder in a double slaying, robbery and fire at a doughnut shop.
Trone Ashford, 26, and John Epps IV, 20, both of Temple Hills, Md., were charged with two counts of first-degree murder and one count of assault each. Police were looking for a third suspect, Alicia Holloway, 17, of Fort Washington, Md.
Three employees of a Dunkin’ Donuts shop in Camp Springs were shot execution-style in the food preparation area early Thursday, police said. The third employee was seriously wounded but survived.
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