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Two adults were formally charged with murder in connection with the Nov. 8, 2026, fatal shooting of Cleveland resident Donyae Hill, which occurred near the intersection of Severn and Andrews roads in Cleveland Heights. Ricardo Glover, 23, of Cleveland Heights, and Eugene Wilson, of Euclid, were both charged with murder in connection to the incident, according to a Nov. 10 news release from Cleveland Heights Police Chief Christopher Britton. Both men were charged in Cleveland Heights Municipal Court. According to Britton, Glover and Wilson were taken into custody within about 12 hours of the incident and formally charged within 48 hours. “I want to recognize and commend the officers and detectives who have worked diligently, professionally, and tirelessly throughout this investigation,” Britton said in the release. “Their commitment, investigative work, and coordination were instrumental in bringing this case to this point.” Law enforcement took advantage of the FLOCK automated license plate recognition camera system to locate the suspects, which Britton said proved “instrumental” in helping investigators work quickly. “This case demonstrates the value of utilizing available technology in support of effective police work and our ongoing commitment to public safety,” he said. “As I stated previously, our department will continue to aggressively investigate this incident and work to hold everyone involved accountable. While these charges represent an important development, this investigation is far from over. We remain committed to following every lead and pursuing any additional individuals who may have been involved.” At this stage, Britton said that investigators believe Glover and Wilson to be the primary individuals responsible for the incident.