A minor, accidental bump inside a Baltimore liquor store on April 6, 2022, ended in murder. Correll McQueen, 40, was recorded on store surveillance accidentally bumping into a man later identified as Nathan Brown and not apologizing. Prosecutors say that encounter provoked Brown, who followed McQueen out of the store; Brown was seen on video at the scene after arriving in a gold Chevy Malibu. The fatal shooting itself was not captured on the store camera.

Investigators charged 36-year-old Nathan Brown in McQueen’s death. The prosecution relied heavily on the surveillance sequence to establish motive, while the defense argued the footage was unclear and there was no DNA tying Brown to the scene. McQueen’s family described profound loss at sentencing. Does anyone have additional details about the moments before or after the store encounter that could help fill gaps in the timeline?