1 charged with murder after Ocala marijuana robbery leaves accomplice dead
Marion County deputies arrested 19-year-old Jordan Matthew Neal on second degree murder and armed robbery charges over a plan to rob two men of their marijuana at an Ocala park. His armed accomplice, 18-year-old Cameron Cole Dalzell, was shot dead in the car deal by the driver he threatened, and Neal is held on a $100,000 bond.
🇺🇸 Ocala, Marion County, Florida · Florida, United States
The Marion County Sheriff’s Office arrested 19-year-old Jordan Matthew Neal on
charges of second degree murder and robbery with a firearm.[1]Deputies said
Neal and another man, both armed, went to a park to rob two others of their
marijuana.[1]Neal’s partner, 18-year-old Cameron Cole Dalzell, pulled a gun
on the driver of the car they entered for the deal, and after Neal tried to draw
and the passenger took his gun, Dalzell and the driver exchanged gunfire.[1]Dalzell was killed, and the driver was shot in the hand and went to the
hospital.[1]
Neal left and went to the sheriff’s office to explain what happened, where
deputies arrested him.[1]He was held at the Marion County Jail on a $100,000
bond.[1]
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Mugshot of Jordan Matthew Neal released by the Marion County Sheriff's Office with the announcement of the murder and armed robbery charges. Photo: Marion County Sheriff's OfficePhoto details
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