Woman indicted in Lululemon case The woman suspected of killing her co-worker in a brutal struggle at the upscale Bethesda yoga store where they worked has been indicted in the slaying.
A grand jury indicted Brittany Norwood on a murder charge, said Seth Zucker, spokesman for the Montgomery County State’s Attorney’s Office.
Prosecutors say Norwood, 28, killed Lululemon Athletica co-worker Jayna Murray, 30, at the store on March 11, crushing Murray’s skull and severing her spinal cord. According to prosecutors, Norwood pretended that she was also a victim when police found the pair in the store the next morning. Norwood was bound and told authorities that she had been sexually assaulted.
No court dates have been scheduled, Zucker said.
Guard gets house arrest in ID theft scheme
A former security guard at Howard University was sentenced to 180 days of home detention for her role in an identity theft ring.
Dawn Marshall, 27, was sentenced Thursday in federal court in D.C. She will be on electronic monitoring during the house arrest and was also ordered to pay $11,026 in restitution.
Marshall used her former job as security guard at Howard’s Health Sciences Library to steal sign-in sheets to get personal information about students, who became victims in the scam, according to prosecutors.
Marshall and others used stolen identification information to obtain credit, access bank accounts, and pay bills and parking tickets, court records say.
Missing Va. teen, daughter found
A Sterling teenager and her 2-year-old daughter who had been missing since April 23 have been found in North Carolina, the Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office said.
The Sheriff’s Office said 17-year-old Glenda Ester Reyes-Hernandez and her daughter Kimberly were located unharmed Thursday morning in Cary, N.C.
– Emily Babay
