Man gets life sentence for killings outside Elks Lodge
Associated Press//August 2, 2017//

CAMBRIDGE — A Maryland man has been sentenced to life in prison for a 2014 shooting outside an Elks Lodge that left two people dead.
Thirty-three-year-old Terrance Jermaine Brown was sentenced Tuesday to two consecutive life terms for the deaths of 25-year-old LeRon Todd and 28-year-old Ashley Cornish.
Cornish and Todd were shot in October 2014 outside Dorchester Elks Lodge 223, where a private party was being held.
Brown himself was shot by another man while fleeing the scene.
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