Man accused of beating antique store owner to death pleads guilty to murder
Ronald Bradley, 34, pleads guilty to death of Nathan Feingold during 2012 robbery
No description foundDETROIT – The man accused of beating a business owner to death inside his antique store, pleaded guilty Tuesday to charges of 2nd degree murder.
Ronald Bradley, 34, pled guilty to beating shop owner Nathan Feingold during a robbery in 2012.
Feingold was found unresponsive inside his Michigan Antiques store in Detroit on May 8th.
The 66-year-old from Oakland County's West Bloomfield Township later died at a hospital.
The prosecutor's office said Bradley beat Feingold with a bat and took money from him.
Bradley was originally arraigned on charges of first degree murder, felony murder, and felony firearms possession.
The prosecutor suggested 36-60 years in prison for the plea of 2nd degree murder. A sentencing date was not immediately set.
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