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BEAVER, Pa. (AP) — The district attorney is mulling whether to pursue the death penalty against a man who just surrendered on charges he killed another man outside a western Pennsylvania social club. Forty-four-year-old Eric Washington surrendered Sunday, two days after a new witness statement and video surveillance resulted in him being charged Friday in the September 2013 shooting death of 45-year-old Jerome Goosby and the wounding of another man. District Attorney David Lozier says Washington shot the two men from behind a dollar store after they had left the Brighton Pioneer Elks Lodge across the street. Officials say Washington's cellphone was found at the scene and a witness reported seeing him there at the time of the crime. Online court records don't list an attorney for Washington, who remains jailed without bond.

DA weighing death penalty in 2013 killing outside club