Rosedale father gets life plus 185 years

A Baltimore County judge handed down life plus 185 years to a father who shot his three children's household on Christmas Eve.

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Rosedale father gets life plus 185 years

A Baltimore County judge handed down life plus 185 years to a father who shot his three children's household on Christmas Eve.

In brief

A Baltimore County judge handed down life plus 185 years to a father who shot his three children's household on Christmas Eve. Mark Jones Jr. will serve life plus 185 years for killing his 4-year-old son and wounding his daughter and their mother on Christmas Eve 2024. Originally reported by The Banner.

Life plus 185 years

Mark Jones Jr., 31, of Rosedale was sentenced Friday in Baltimore County Circuit Court to life in prison plus 185 years.

Christmas Eve 2024

Jones shot and killed his 4-year-old son, Jacobi, and wounded his 1-year-old daughter, Peyton, and the children's mother, Promyss Marcelle. He then wounded himself.

Inside Ross Ridge

The shooting happened inside the Ross Ridge Apartment Homes in Baltimore County, a domestic attack that left one child dead and two people hurt.

A jury's verdict

Jurors found Jones guilty of second-degree murder and related crimes, the conviction that set up Friday's sentencing hearing.

The judge's words

Circuit Judge Dennis Robinson Jr. rejected any mitigation from the bench before imposing the term.

“There's no excuse or justification for these crimes. This was violent. It was senseless.”

Far past what either side asked

Prosecutors requested life plus 80 years. The defense asked for 30. Robinson went well beyond the state's number.

The headline

Mark Jones Jr. will serve life plus 185 years for killing his 4-year-old son and wounding his daughter and their mother on Christmas Eve 2024.

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