Pennsylvania police are on the hunt for a suspect they consider murdered former NFL player Antonio Dennard
Jose Daniel Pizarro, 24, is suspected of fatally shooting Dennard, 32, outside Legends Bar and Restaurant in Reading, Penn, on Oct. 16, based on local outlets.
“Mr. Pizzaro has been charged with first-degree murder, third-degree murder, aggravated assault, related charges, including individuals not to own a firearm,” Berks County District Attorney John Adams said via WFMZ-TV.
Pizarro is currently on parole for a previous robbery conviction and isn’t allowed to legally carry a firearm, Adams said based on the outlet.
Adams said they were capable of discover Pizarro as a suspect due to a “handprint or a latent fingerprint” on Dennard’s automobile outside the bar.
Pizarro and Dennard allegedly got into an argument that escalated outside the bar on North Fifth Street in Muhlenberg Township, police reported.
The Berks County native was later pronounced dead at a Pennsylvania hospital.
He frolicked with the Giants, Jaguars and Packers during his NFL profession, per reports. The Giants waived Dennard in May 2013.
Pennsylvania police are on the hunt for a suspect they consider murdered former NFL player Antonio Dennard
Jose Daniel Pizarro, 24, is suspected of fatally shooting Dennard, 32, outside Legends Bar and Restaurant in Reading, Penn, on Oct. 16, based on local outlets.
“Mr. Pizzaro has been charged with first-degree murder, third-degree murder, aggravated assault, related charges, including individuals not to own a firearm,” Berks County District Attorney John Adams said via WFMZ-TV.
Pizarro is currently on parole for a previous robbery conviction and isn’t allowed to legally carry a firearm, Adams said based on the outlet.
Adams said they were capable of discover Pizarro as a suspect due to a “handprint or a latent fingerprint” on Dennard’s automobile outside the bar.
Pizarro and Dennard allegedly got into an argument that escalated outside the bar on North Fifth Street in Muhlenberg Township, police reported.
The Berks County native was later pronounced dead at a Pennsylvania hospital.
He frolicked with the Giants, Jaguars and Packers during his NFL profession, per reports. The Giants waived Dennard in May 2013.
