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Jaw-dropping new video shows a quadruple amputee who is charged with gunning down a friend appearing to snort something off a $1 bill before opening fire with a semiautomatic rifle — despite not having any limbs.
The newly surfaced footage allegedly captured Dayton James Webber, 27, partying hard with friends in La Plata, Maryland, last summer, TMZ reported.
A shirtless Webber could be seen standing on his head as a pal held out the dollar bill underneath his nose, the wild video shows.
Just seconds later, the profession cornhole player was filmed standing upright and grabbing a nearby rifle before pumping bullets through an open window.
Webber had previously shared multiple videos on his YouTube account bragging about how his lack of limbs didn’t thwart him from being an incredible quick shot.
“No Hands No Feet Shooting 9mm Handgun!!!!,” Webber titled one video from 2024 of him using the stubs of his missing arms to load and fire multiple rounds.
The clips showing off Webber’s shooting prowess surfaced after he was nabbed for allegedly gunning down his 27-year-old pal, Bradrick Michael Wells, when a late-night joyride turned violent on March 22.
He is accused of shooting Wells, who was his front-seat passenger, twice in the head in his Tesla SUV, cops said.
The two backseat passengers scrambled out of the car when Webber pulled over nearby and asked for help dragged out the victim’s body, charging documents state.
Webber then allegedly sped off with Wells’ body still in his car after the two others refused to help.
The victim’s body was found dumped several hours later.
“It was an argument about high school BS,” Gary Gray, who was in the backseat of the Tesla when Webber opened fire, previously told the Daily Mail.
Webber’s Tesla was tracked down some 100 miles away in Charlottesville, Virginia.
He arrested and charged after being found at a nearby hospital seeking treatment for a “medical issue,” cops said at the time.
The alleged killer, who lost his lower arms and legs to a bacterial infection when he was just 10 months old, made a name for himself as a professional cornhole player in the American Cornhole League.
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