NASHVILLE, TENN — North Precinct detectives have charged 19-year-old Timothy Robinson with criminal homicide and especially aggravated robbery for the November 9, 2014 fatal shooting of Nathaniel Kelly in the 1800 block of 14th Avenue North.
Robinson, who is currently in the Metro Jail on unrelated adult charges, is facing the murder count in Juvenile Court because he was age 17 at the time. The District Attorney’s Office is expected to seek to transfer the case to adult court.
Robinson, of Phipps Drive, is now a co-defendant of Damion Perrin, 21, who was charged with Kelly’s murder in June 2015.
The investigation, led by Detective Andrew Davis, alleges that Robinson and Perrin plotted to rob and shoot Kelly, 31, who was involved in the drug trade. Multiple shots were fired at Kelly just after he drove up to an address on 14th Avenue North at 11 a.m. on November 9, 2014. Officers found Kelly deceased in the driver’s seat. Cash and a bag of marijuana were recovered from the car.
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