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Jarnalen Dreshaw Coleman and his partner  Lasupta Singletary both armed teenagers arranged to meet  Louise Ornduff and her son for the possible sale of a car. The teens demanded to keys to Ornduffs car. They were successful in steeling the car but as they drove off Ornduff fired a shot that hit Singletary. Officials charged Coleman with second-degree felony murder and armed robbery.  Charges are possible for Ornduff, however, the case remains under investigation.

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CLEARWATER, Fla. -- A 17-year-old boy is charged with second-degree murder for the deadly Monday night carjacking in Clearwater.

Jarnalen Dreshaw Coleman, a Dade City teenager, arranged to meet Louise Ornduff and her son in a Bank of America parking lot for the possible sale of a Nissan Rogue, according to a Clearwater Police Department news release.

The meeting happened around 8 p.m. Monday, Oct. 16, at the bank at Belcher and Belleair roads.

Coleman and his alleged co-conspirator, 18-year-old Lasupta Singletary, were armed and demanded the keys to Ornduff's Hyundai Veloster that her son drove to the bank.

They were successful in stealing the Veloster but as they drove off, Ornduff fired a shot that hit Singletary. Coleman drove the stolen vehicle to an area hospital in an attempt to help Singletary, but he later died.

Officials charged Coleman with second-degree felony murder and armed robbery, the release states. In Florida, prosecutors can issue a felony murder charge against an accomplice when someone dies in the act of the crime.

The reportedly stolen vehicle. (Photo: @MyClearwaterPD twitter)

Charges are possible for Ornduff, however, the case remains under investigation.

Several firearms were confiscated by police since the shooting, Clearwater Deputy Chief Eric Gandy said. Police aren't yet sure how many guns were brought by Coleman and Singletary.

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Teen charged with second-degree murder in deadly Clearwater carjacking

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CLEARWATER, Fla. -- A 17-year-old boy is charged with second-degree murder for the deadly Monday night carjacking in Clearwater. Jarnalen Dreshaw Coleman, a Dade City teenager, arranged to meet Louise Ornduff and her son in a Bank of America parking lot for the possible sale of a Nissan Rogue, according to a Clearwater Police Department news release.

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Nancy has discovered her husband, Ned, is cheating on her. She goes to the hardware store and purchases a box of rat poison. Over the next couple of days, Nancy puts the poison into her husband’s morning coffee, and he dies of internal bleeding.

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Estimated murder rate in the United States

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Estimated murder rate in the United States

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year rate
1999     5.7
2000     5.5
2001     5.6
2002     5.6
2003     5.7
2004     5.5
2005     5.6
2006     5.8
2007     5.7
2008     5.4
2009     5.0
2010     4.8
2011     4.7
2012     4.7
2013     4.5
2014     4.5

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The murder rate in Illinois has gone down significantly from 1999 to 2014 and the total crime rate in the US has also dropped but not as much.

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year rate
1999     7.7
2000     7.2
2001     7.8
2002     7.6
2003     7.1
2004     6.1
2005     6.0
2006     6.1
2007     5.9
2008     6.1
2009     6.0
2010     5.5
2011     6.1
2012     6.0
2013     5.6
2014     5.3

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There are 2 types of classifications for murder. First degree is done with intent, premeditation, and deliberation. Penalties include death, life in prison with no parole, or 20-60 years in prison. Second degree is done with intent but not with premeditation or deliberation. The penalties are anywhere from 4-20 years in prison.