ATTORNEYS FOR ACCUSED ALBUQUERQUE COP KILLER DAVON LYMON ARE ASKING THE COURT TO THROW OUT A FIRST DEGREE MURDER CHARGE AGAINST THEIR CLIENT. THE ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL REPORTS THE LAWYERS ARGUE THAT THERE’S NO EVIDENCE OF A DELIBERATE INTENTION TO KILL.
LYMON IS ACCUSED OF FATALLY SHOOTING APD OFFICER DANIEL WEBSTER DURING A TRAFFIC STOP IN OCTOBER OF 2015. PROSECUTORS SAY THERE ARE NUMEROUS FACTS SUPPORTING THE FIRST DEGREE MURDER CHARGE. LYMON IS SCHEDULED TO GO ON TRIAL IN MARCH.
