An early morning shooting turned murder arrest at a Dothan apartment complex, per police investigation.
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According to police officials, on Monday, January 2, at 3:10 a.m. Dothan Police Officers and Dothan Fire and Rescue were dispatched to a possible suicide at Highland Hills Apartment Complex on South Brannon Stand Road.The victim, Richard Brandon Littlefield, 48 years-old, sustained one gunshot wound to the upper torso.
The only other person present at the time of the incident was Justin Tyler Marchozzi, 31, who called 911. After gathering evidence at the crime scene, and gathering information from neighboring witnesses, Marchozzi was charged with one count of Murder with a $1.5 Million bond, and one count of Certain Persons Forbidden to Possess Pistol with a $15,000.00 bond.The investigation of this case continues; however, no further arrests are expected at this time.
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