Quadruple amputee cornhole champion now facing murder charges for allegedly shooting and killing someone in his vehicle. The incident [music] happened in Maryland before the alleged shooter then left to Virginia. Eyewitness News reporter Mark Cutshall says in studio with the shocking details on this. Mark? >> Yeah, Michelle, good evening. The headline alone is not something you hear every day. The man charged in the deadly shooting is a quadruple amputee who was driving a car as the shooting happened. He is 27-year-old Dayton James Webber seen here in this mugshot. He's been in the spotlight before, but for much different reasons. Webber was featured by ESPN a few years ago highlighting his success as a competitive cornhole champion. Now, after the incident last night, he is a murder suspect accused of fatally shooting a passenger in his car while driving through a small town in Maryland. Local authorities alerted by two witnesses who were passengers in the backseat revealing a well-known name locally as the suspect. >> Not only did he allegedly fire the gun, he's also driving the car. What do you know about those circumstances on how he can even accomplish this? Dave, I got to tell you I'm amazed. >> Now, Brody, I've seen that guy throw some cornhole with his nub, but I'm just curious. How did he pull the trigger? What I would say is that his accomplishments [music] and capabilities have been well documented on the internet. As for the shooting, authorities ultimately found a body dumped in a yard. Man, I don't know how the fingerprints are going to come out. >> [laughter] >> I don't know. He must have been a two-nub gunslinger. It didn't take them long to dust for fingerprints. Webber across state lines into Virginia. He's now [music] facing a first-degree murder charge.