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Suspect charged in death of man shot near Henry County pool

Princeton Mitchell-Johnson

Credit: Henry County Sheriff's Office

Credit: Henry County Sheriff's Office

Princeton Mitchell-Johnson
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March 10, 2020

Police have arrested a suspect in the death of a 24-year-old man who was shot and killed earlier this year near a neighborhood pool in Henry County.

Voiese Pinn was shot to death the afternoon of Jan. 24 in the pavilion of the Pembrooke Park subdivision near McDonough, AJC.com previously reported.

A dead body was found near a Henry County pool in February.

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On Tuesday, Henry County police said Princeton Mitchell-Johnson has been charged with Pinn’s murder.

It’s still unclear what led to the fatal shooting or if the men knew each other.

In a news release, police said Mitchell-Johnson was arrested Feb. 24. He faces one count of probation violation and two counts of felony murder, online records show.

Mitchell-Johnson spent about a year and a half in prison for an aggravated assault conviction in Henry County, Georgia Department of Corrections records show. He was released in November 2016 and remained on probation.

Mitchell-Johnson is being held at the Henry County Jail without bond.

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