Rita brings us a trial in process about Hannah Payne's failed citizen’s arrest attempt. Payne defied orders from 911 dispatch when she pursued, attacked, and ultimately killed 62-year-old, Kenneth Herring. The incident took place on May 7, 2019. Payne allegedly witnessed Herring leave the scene of a motor accident with another vehicle. Payne called 911, then followed Herring, despite 911 operator’s specific directions not to following Herring. It’s alleged that after some time Payne was able to cut off Herring in traffic at Riverdale Road and Forest Parkway and exited her car with her firearm. According to witnesses, Payne demanded Herring to exit his vehicle, and shouted, “Get out of the car, get out of the car, get out of the fucking car! I’m going to shoot you!” Shortly thereafter, she used her firearm to shoot him in the chest. She also attempted to deceive dispatch by telling them “He shot himself with my gun” according to testimony by Police Officer Keon Hayward. Payne’s attempt at invoking citizen’s arrest was ultimately unsuccessful because leaving the scene of an accident with no injuries is a misdemeanor, not a felony.  

**IDLM will keep you updated as the case progresses to trial.

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