INDIANAPOLIS -- The prime suspect in the Indy 500 Coke lot murder could take a plea deal Wednesday.
Avory Johnson is scheduled to be in court for his pre-trial conference. If no deal is reached, his trial with start Monday.
Johnson is charged with murder and carrying a handgun without a license. Johnson is accused of killing 25-year-old Max Levine on May 24 at the Coke Lot at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
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Johnson was arrested shortly after the shooting, but was released.
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At the time, the prosecutor's office declined to file charges because of how the Speedway Police Department obtained evidence.
Eventually, those problems were resolved and Johnson was arrested.
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