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THV 11
May 27, 2015
A man charged in the 2013 death of an Arkansas teen was convicted of capital murder, two counts of aggravated robbery, and kidnapping on Thursday. He was a parolee at the time of the teen’s death.
According to officials, Darrell Dennis was sentenced to automatic life without parole for the murder of 18-year-old Forrest Abrams. The judge also sentenced Dennis to life on four other felonies. In all, he’s said to have been sentenced to five life sentences.
Abrams was found dead at 11th and Woodrow streets in Little Rock in May of 2013. Police said the teen had been refueling his car with a friend when three people demanded a ride at gunpoint.
In June of 2013, officials told THV11 that Dennis should have been behind bars instead of walking the streets the night Abrams died. Mayor Mark Stodola was quoted at the time as saying, “This is a horrible tragedy. A young man has lost his life because of, what I think, is a dysfunction in the system in terms of our parole system and monitoring.”
