Malachi Waters Arrested : Millsboro Man Extradited, Charged in Fatal Shooting: June 4 Incident

Accident – Death – Obituary News : : 1. Millsboro shooting suspect
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Malachi Waters, 19, has been extradited from Maryland to Delaware for the murder of 26-year-old Jordaan Brummell in Millsboro. Brummell, a father of two who worked at Delaware State University, was fatally shot in front of his home. Waters was captured on surveillance video shooting Brummell before fleeing in a red Kia Niro. Pursued by police, Waters crashed into a pole and was arrested in Maryland. He now faces charges of first-degree murder and is being held on a $1.06 million bond. The tragic incident has shocked the community, prompting an investigation into the circumstances surrounding Brummell’s untimely death.

Tragic Incident in Millsboro Leads to Murder Charges

Police have brought 19-year-old Malachi Waters back to Delaware from Maryland for the tragic killing of 26-year-old Jordaan Brummell in Millsboro on June 4. Brummell, a beloved member of the community, was employed at the Early College School at Delaware State University in Dover and coached junior varsity basketball. He leaves behind two young sons.

Details of the Incident

The horrifying incident took place in the St. Helen’s Crossing development in Millsboro. According to court documents, Brummell was standing in front of his home at 10:41 a.m. when Waters approached him on the sidewalk, raised a gun, and fired two shots. The surveillance video captured the chilling moment when the young man’s life was tragically cut short.

Chase and Arrest

After the shooting, Brummell and Waters fled in opposite directions. Waters quickly got into a red Kia Niro and drove off, leaving Brummell wounded on the ground. Despite the attempt to flee, Waters was soon located by an undercover state trooper near State Route 20. A chase ensued, with Waters driving recklessly through Delmar, Delaware, before crashing into a utility pole on West States Street.

Arrest and Legal Proceedings

Waters attempted to escape on foot but was apprehended by officers as he crossed the Maryland border. During the pursuit, he discarded a handgun, which was later recovered as evidence. Waters has been charged with first-degree murder and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony. Following his extradition, he is now being held at Sussex Correctional Institution on a bond of $1.06 million.

Community Grieves

The tragic loss of Jordaan Brummell has left the community in shock and mourning. His family, friends, and colleagues at the Early College School are devastated by the senseless act of violence that claimed his life. As the legal proceedings unfold, the memory of Brummell lives on in the hearts of those who knew and loved him.