Police arrested a Baltimore man and accused him of beating and killing a father who was intervening in a confrontation that began between his teen son and one other center college scholar.

Anne Arundel County Police charged Trevor Taylor, 26, with manslaughter, three counts of second-degree assault, affray and disorderly conduct in reference to the demise of 43-year-old Christopher Wright, in keeping with Baltimore NBC affiliate WBAL-TV.

Mr. Taylor is being held with out bond.

The suspect was a part of a gaggle of 5 folks — three minors in addition to one other grownup — who confirmed up at Wright’s dwelling on May 19 after Wright’s son and the opposite scholar fought at college earlier that day.

The group demanded that Wright’s son and the opposite scholar, who's Mr. Taylor’s nephew, have one other struggle in entrance of the house.

Wright refused, and shortly after “it became clear to the Wright family that Trevor Taylor and his associates were not going to leave and were likely going to force their way into the house,” in keeping with charging paperwork.

Wright punched Mr. Taylor because the suspect continued to threaten to assault him, after which Mr. Taylor and the opposite grownup moved towards the sufferer, police say.

Court paperwork stated Mr. Taylor punched Wright, then hoisted and slammed the sufferer on the road’s pavement.

The slam gave Wright a traumatic mind damage after his head hit the pavement, in keeping with the medical expert. He died within the hospital the following day.

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