Pasadena Homeowner Who Shot Man Had Cache Of Weapons, Police Say
PASADENA, Md. (AP) — Police in Maryland say a homeowner who allegedly killed a man on his front lawn is now charged with 29 weapons and ammunition crimes after they found a cache of illegally-owned guns in his home.
Anne Arundel County police say 40-year-old Gregory Richard Korwek shot 44-year-old Jeffrey Thomas Dickinson outside his Pasadena home on Wednesday. He's not charged in the killing, although a homicide investigation continues.
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Officers say Korweck told them Dickinson had threatened him. While Dickinson was driving to the house on an electric scooter, Koreweck called police, telling them he was armed with a shotgun and "would use it if he felt threatened."
Officers arrived minutes later. They recovered 14 firearms, including at least two assault rifles. Korweck can't legally own the weapons after a 2005 burglary conviction.
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