A Brooklyn man indicted in a decade-old murder in Rochester is expected to be arraigned in court today.
28-year-old Timothy Armstead is accused to shooting Andrew Johnson on Dewey Avenue in 1997.
Armstead was first charged with murder shortly after the shooting occurred. However, he was freed when a key witness was not able to take the stand.
Since then, investigators gathered more evidence that prosecutors took to another grand jury.
Armstead is scheduled to be in court at 9:30 this morning.
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