The man who was killed on Friday night in Frankford while riding a four-wheeler has been recognized by the state police.
At approximately one in the morning on Friday, the Delaware State Police were dispatched to Frankford School Drive in response to a complaint of shots being fired. When the troopers arrived, they discovered two men, both from Millsboro, laying in the street close to an SUV and a four-wheeler. Gabriel Dorman, who was 22 years old, and a male who was 20 years old were both located by the troopers.
According to the investigators, the SUV and the four-wheeler collided together for circumstances that are still being investigated, and the two males were flung from the four-wheeler as a result of the collision.
As far as we know, Dorman passed away at the scene. The individual, who is twenty years old and has not been identified, was sent to a trauma center in the vicinity, where he is currently in critical condition.
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No injuries were sustained by the two individuals who were inside the SUV. They were a guy, 38 years old, and a woman, 37 years old, both from Frankford.
Investigations into this incident are being conducted by the Homicide Unit as well as the Troop 4 Criminal Investigations Unit. For anyone who may have information on this investigation, the detectives are requesting that they get in touch with Detective A. Bluto by calling 302-741-2859. It is also possible to submit information by sending a private message to the Delaware State Police on Facebook or by calling Delaware Crime Stoppers at the number 1-800-847-3333.
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