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Police Investigate Double-Fatal Shooting Sunday in Pasadena

On Nov 16, 2025, Anne Arundel County Police were called just before 2 p.m. to the 1700 block of Twickenham Road, where an unidentified man and woman were found shot and pronounced dead.
Investigators say the attack appears targeted, with Anne Arundel County Police investigators classifying it as not random, though authorities cautioned a murder‑suicide scenario could not immediately be ruled out.
Victims were identified as married couple William Hayes, 56, and Jenna Hayes, 54, after a 911 call and the scene blocked off since just before 2 p.m. in the Long Point community residence.
Police arrested Anthony Louis Reyes, 61, of Nottingham, after a traffic stop and chase that ended on I‑97 South near the Quarterfield Road exit; he faces two counts of first‑degree murder.
Anne Arundel County Police Chief Amal Awad said she was very surprised by the call and officials said the arrest could bring closure while the investigation continues.

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