EASTON, Pa. – A Philadelphia man has learned his sentence in a 2023 shooting that left one man dead in Easton. 

Northampton County District Attorney Stephen G. Baratta announced Thursday that Kameron Barnes Nuble, 36, of Philadelphia, has pleaded guilty to Third-Degree Murder and Criminal Conspiracy to Commit Criminal Homicide.

On October 26, 2023, police responded to a convenience store on West Saint Joseph Street in Easton, for a report of a shooting, according to the DA’s Office.

Upon arrival, officers located a male victim, identified as Legious Minder Sr., seated in the passenger seat of a parked vehicle, officials said.

Investigators say that Minder had a gunshot wound to his head and was immediately taken to the nearest hospital, but died from the gunshot injury shortly after.

The Easton Police Department Criminal Investigation Division led the investigation, with significant assistance from the Philadelphia Police Department Homicide Fugitive Task Force and the Philadelphia Police Department SWAT Team.

Investigators identified Nuble through surveillance video and advanced cell phone location tracking, according to a news release.

On July 10, 2024, Nuble was apprehended at his Philadelphia residence by Easton Police and supporting agencies, the DA’s Office said.

He was subsequently charged with one count of Criminal Homicide and one count of Criminal Conspiracy to Commit Homicide, according to officials.

On Thursday, Nuble was sentenced to 18 to 36 years for Third-Degree Murder and 7 to 14 years for Criminal Conspiracy to Commit Criminal Homicide, according to officials.

These sentences are to be served consecutively, for a total term of 25 to 50 years in state prison.

This case was investigated by the Easton Police Department and prosecuted by First Assistant District Attorney Robert Eyer. 

Another Philadelphia man, Rasheed Tisdale, faces trial later this year on murder and conspiracy charges for his alleged role in the killing, the news release details.

2nd man charged in 2023 killing of Easton man at convenience store