SPARROWS POINT, Md. — Court documents reveal what led to a January 16 murder inside McCormick & Company's Sparrows Point logistics center.
Anthony Day was killed by a co-worker while on break in the facility's cafeteria.
Baltimore County Police reviewed camera footage inside the building showing Andre Hubbard sitting alone staring at Day across the room.
Just before 9pm Hubbard is seen removing a knife from his shirt pocket, at which point he walks towards Day and stabs him twice.
Day collapsed and later died.
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Witnesses told police they heard Hubbard say "I told you I would get you," before fleeing the scene.
Hubbard was later arrested on January 25. He's being held without bail on murder charges.
Court records show him with a violent past, including a kidnapping conviction back in 1992.
Charging documents say Hubbard worked at the McCormick's facility for only 40 days. He was hired through a temp agency called Randstad.
The agency issued a statement saying they were "aware of the incident" and fully cooperating with the investigation.
"Randstad is aware of the incident that took place on January 16 at the McCormick facility in Baltimore, MD, and we are cooperating fully with law enforcement in their ongoing investigation. We can confirm that the suspect was formerly affiliated with Randstad. As the investigation is ongoing, we are unable to comment further."
