Man Admits Role in Atlantic City Double Shooting, Faces 50 Years in Prison
A Philadelphia man could face up to half a century in prison in connection with a 2024 Atlantic City double shooting that killed one woman and injured another.
On Monday, 35-year-old Gregg Page pleaded guilty to charges of first-degree aggravated manslaughter, first-degree attempted murder, and second-degree certain persons not to possess firearms.
What Happened During the 2024 Atlantic City Shooting
The Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office said during the early morning hours of August 1st, 2024, a witness alerted police to two injured women in the area of the jetty near Maine Avenue in the inlet section of Atlantic City.
31-year-old Kamille Stewart of Pleasantville was taken to AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center-Atlantic City with serious injuries from a gunshot wound to the head that still impacts her to this day.
32-year-old Carley Elbert of Sewell was pronounced dead at the scene. An autopsy concluded the cause of death was a gunshot wound to the head, and the manner of death was homicide.
According to authorities, an investigation led detectives to Philadelphia later that day, where Page was located and found to have a handgun and additional incriminating evidence.
Two Others Pleaded Guilty
Two co-defendants, who an investigation revealed were not involved in the homicide but assisted Page in his flight, were also located, charged, and later pleaded guilty to third-degree hindering an investigation.
Guilty Plea and Potential Sentencing Details
During his guilty plea, Page admitted to shooting both women.
Sentencing is scheduled for June 16th. The recommended sentence is 25 years for the aggravated manslaughter charge, 20 years for attempted murder, and five for the certain persons count. The State will argue that the sentences should be served consecutively, for an aggregate of 50 years in state prison.
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