TOLEDO — Two people were indicted in the shooting death of a suspected robber of an Ohio pizza restaraunt.
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A Lucas County Grand Jury indicted 34-year-old Taylor Raths and 39-year-old Ronald Hurst on one count each of involuntary manslaughter and assault charges on Tuesday, CBS-affiliate WTOL-11 reported.
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Raths was also indicted on an obstructing justice charge.
The charges stem from the death of 22-year-old Jayson Brown, who was shot at Zaza Wood-Fired Pizza & Mediterranean Cuisine in Executive Market Place in Toledo on Nov. 6 and pronounced dead at the hospital later that night, WTOL-11 reported.
According to court documents, Raths and Hurst are accused of coordinating an assault attempt at the restaraunt that involved someone spraying mace at occupants.
Hurst, who was arrested a few days after the shooting following an arrest warrant, is also accused of lying to police about his involvement in the incident and his whereabouts, WTOL-11 reported.
Both Raths and Hurst are awaiting their arraignment hearings, according to court records.
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