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NORRISTOWN, Pa. (AP) — A Philadelphia man has pleaded not guilty in the shooting deaths of two men killed in a suburban apartment building last year. The (Pottstown) Mercury (http://bit.ly/1UxDTf5 ) reports that 24-year-old Obrian Lewis was arraigned Friday in Montgomery County Court on charges of first-, second- and third-degree murder. Prosecutors allege that he killed 26-year-old Marcel Edwards and 26-year-old Quentin Watson Jr. on Nov. 4 in Norristown because he was in a jealous rage over a woman that both he and one of the victims had dated. Lewis said earlier that he acted in self-defense. A Norristown police officer testified that Lewis told him at the complex that "I was just attacked and I shot them." Prosecutors also announced at Friday's hearing that they will not be seeking the death penalty. ___ Information from: The Mercury, http://www.pottsmerc.com

Man pleads not guilty in November shooting deaths of 2