A Pennsylvania man has been sentenced to 10 to 20 years in jail for murdering a fellow churchgoer during Sunday services in a suburban Philadelphia church.
46-year-old Mark Storms of Lansdale was was sentenced on Tuesday (April 18) on voluntary manslaughter and reckless endangerment convictions in Montgomery County in the April 2016 death of 27-year-old Robert Braxton III.
According to investigators, Braxton became disruptive in Keystone Fellowship Church in North Wales and Storms ordered him to leave, showing him a concealed weapons permit and a handgun. They said Braxton punched Storms and was then shot twice in the church, where about 300 congregants had gathered for the service.
Vince Difabbio, a defense attorney claimed that the shooting was an act of self-defense. He said that his client still he did the right thing by intervening.
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