The case of the teen squeegee worker accused of fatally shooting Timothy Reynolds will remain in adult court, a judge rules

The 15-year-old accused of fatally shooting a man armed with a baseball bat during an altercation with a group of squeegee workers near the Inner Harbor over the summer will be tried as an adult, a Baltimore judge ruled Thursday. After a daylong hearing, Circuit Judge Charles Dorsey denied a request from the teen’s attorneys to have the murder case transferred to juvenile court, where sentences emphasize rehabilitation rather than punishment.