Teen suspects accused of killing pizza delivery driver appear in court

PITTSBURGH — Two teenage suspects accused of killing a pizza delivery driver in East Liberty were in court on Friday.

D'Ambrosse Garland, 18, and Timothy Walls, 17, faced a judge for their preliminary hearing on criminal homicide charges in the death of Abdulganiyu Sanusi.

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According to the criminal complaint, police said Garland and Walls are accused of setting up an attempted robbery that turned into a homicide.

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Sanusi, who also went by Patrick Adesanya, was delivering pizza to the 200 block of Penn Avenue when he was shot and killed, according to police.

Sanusi was a husband and a father of seven children.

WPXI's Erin Clarke spoke to the attorneys for both men and will have a LIVE report tonight on Channel 11 News at 5:30 p.m.

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