This undated photo provided by the Frederick Police Department shows Larnell Lyles, who is accused of fatally shooting a Frederick, Md., ice cream truck driver as children stood in line. Lyles was ordered held without bail, Monday, June 15, 2015, on a first-degree murder charge in the slaying Saturday of 22-year-old Brandon Brown. (Frederick Police Department via AP) (The Associated Press)
FREDERICK, Md. – A man who says he witnessed the fatal shooting of an ice cream truck driver tells police that no argument preceded the gunfire, and that the gunman just fired and shot as children were lined up for treats.
Brandon McIntosh is quoted in court documents released Monday. He told police he was helping 22-year-old Brandon Brown sell ice cream outside a subsidized housing complex Saturday afternoon in Frederick when a man he later identified as 27-year-old Larnell Lyles approached.
McIntosh says Lyles asked about types of ice cream, and McIntosh told him the truck had several kinds.
McIntosh says Brown then stepped outside the van to smoke and came face to face with Lyles. McIntosh says Lyles told several children to "watch it," pulled a revolver from his waistband and shot Brown three times.
Lyles is being held without bail. Court records don't list a defense attorney to contact for comment on the case.
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