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Woman Gets 10+ Years for Fatal Charlotte Shooting
14 Jun
Summary
- Woman sentenced to over a decade for 2025 murder.
- Shooting occurred on Catalina Avenue in north Charlotte.
- Second-degree murder plea results in 165-210 month sentence.
A 43-year-old woman, Rebecca Oxendine, received a significant prison sentence for a murder that took place in north Charlotte. The crime occurred in January 2025 on Catalina Avenue, resulting in the death of 61-year-old Loren Garnet Dudley.
Oxendine was arrested months later, facing charges of murder and robbery. Surveillance video documented an argument between Oxendine and Dudley shortly before the shooting, which police reported involved a shotgun. Dudley was discovered with a chest wound by his cousin.
Earlier this week, Oxendine pleaded guilty to second-degree murder. She was sentenced to a term of 165 to 210 months in prison, equating to at least a decade behind bars for her role in the fatal incident and the theft of the victim's cell phone.
