Maryland authorities have arrested Dayton James Webber, a 27-year-old quadruple amputee and professional cornhole player, in connection with the fatal shooting of Bradrick Michael Wells, 27. The tragedy unfolded during a dispute in La Plata, Maryland, where Webber reportedly shot Wells while driving. After the incident, Webber allegedly asked two backseat passengers to assist in removing Wells from the vehicle, but they declined and instead called police. Webber then fled the scene.

Authorities tracked him down in Albemarle County, Virginia, where he was charged as a fugitive and is wanted in Maryland for first-degree murder, second-degree murder, and additional charges. His background story has been widely recognized, including his feature in ESPN in 2023, highlighting his journey overcoming immense challenges after undergoing amputations as a child due to a severe blood infection. Webber's talent in cornhole has inspired many, making the current allegations shocking to his supporters and the community.

The American Cornhole League is aware of the allegations but has refrained from commenting on the active legal situation. As the investigation continues, many are left questioning how such a talented figure could become embroiled in such serious accusations.