Police Arrest Second Suspect In Mansfield Murder
By Ken Tucker
Monday, December 12 2005
Monday, December 12 2005
Published on AllBusiness.com
Nashville police have arrested a second suspect in connection with the Nov. 11 murder of Warner Bros. Nashville employee Eric Mansfield. Eighteen year-old Anthony Robinson is believed by police to have been with 16 year-old Deonvelt Miller (who was arrested on Dec. 7) when Mansfield was killed during an attempted carjacking.
Miller has confessed to the killing and is currently being held at Nashville's juvenile detention center. He has been charged with criminal homicide, aggravated robbery and two counts of unlawful weapon possession.
Robinson has been charged with criminal homicide and robbery. His robbery charge and Miller's aggravated robbery and unlawful weapon possession charges are related to another carjacking incident minutes after Mansfield was shot.
The 33 year-old Mansfield served as director of creative services at Warner Bros. and had been with the label since 1996.
Miller has confessed to the killing and is currently being held at Nashville's juvenile detention center. He has been charged with criminal homicide, aggravated robbery and two counts of unlawful weapon possession.
Robinson has been charged with criminal homicide and robbery. His robbery charge and Miller's aggravated robbery and unlawful weapon possession charges are related to another carjacking incident minutes after Mansfield was shot.
The 33 year-old Mansfield served as director of creative services at Warner Bros. and had been with the label since 1996.
