State seeks a death penalty for Nathan Gingles, accused of Gobl

Fort Lauderdale, fla. – Broward County prosecutors are looking for the death penalty to Nathan GinglesThe deputy of the 43 -year -old said that they killed his father -in -law, the wife already separated his neighbor in February, all while bringing his little daughter for the murderer.

State Prosecutor Harold Pryor filed a notice required on Thursday afternoon.

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Gingles, from Lauderhill, faces three first -degree murder positions in the death of David Ponzer, Mary Gingles and Andrew Ferrin along North Plum Bay Parkway in Tamarac.

The authorities said on February 16, Nathan Gingles shot for the first time and killed Ponzer, 64, like He drank coffee in his backyard.

Mary Gingles, 34, He ran looking for help After the shooting, the deputies said. They said that Nathan Gingles persecuted her, with her 4 -year -old daughter Seraphine in tow, would try to find refuge in Ferrin’s house, her 36 -year -old neighbor.

Nathan Gingles then shot and killed his wife and Ferrín separately, prosecutors allege.

The deputies said he then kidnapped Serafine, but the agents were able to locate her already her father at the Walmart in 7900 W. McNab Road in North Lauderdale and put Nathan Gingles in custody.

According to judicial documents, Mary Gingles was a victim of domestic violence. They documented a problematic marriage, detailing the accusations of abuse and fear of Mary Gingles to her husband. She believed that he would kill her and her daughter one day.

Broward County Sheriff, Gregory Tony, said the deputies never collected Nathan Gingles’ weapons after a December restriction order and suspended eight deputies – And demolished a ninth in several rows, after saying his agency “Failed” To protect Mary Gingles.

It faces several additional positions in addition to the first degree murder.

Nathan Gingles, who declared himself innocent in the case, remained in Broward’s main prison from Friday.

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