Sure, but then we get to kill you like you killed at man at the gas station. It is always about the poor criminal. I say you die just like you left this poor father and husband you filthy scum bag. There, I feel a little better.

This guy is only 20 years old and he has a record. Now he has killed a man and he wants the charges dismissed? Sorry, it's time he pays for his crimes. The family and public deserve a trial if he pleads not guilty. If this is the start of this guy's life, where will it go from here? He's a danger to society and I for one don't want a person like this living free in my community.

@ Carl S and TWinter:
Just for the record, this is a typical step in the criminal justice process. The defense attorney is likely moving to dismiss on the grounds of a constitutional issue, such as failure to administer the suspects Miranda rights, failure to abide by the suspects request to speak to an attorney, or maybe matters relating to probable cause? I don't know...
Whatever the case, I am certain that law enforcement officials followed procedure by the book. Any defense attorney worth their liability insurance would raise such a motion so as to preserve the constitutional issue(s) for any later appellate review. If the defense attorney did not file such a motion, the suspect could later raise issues concerning ineffective trial counsel -- potentially giving the suspect the right to a new trial. Not only would this be costly to taxpayers, but it would require the district attorney to retry the case and notify all of the victims and their family members to endure a retrial.
Nobody wants Mr. Nayyer's family to have to endure any more of this than necessary. We should applaud the defense for effectively representing the rights of this suspect so the criminal process is just, efficient, and prompt.

Yeah lets spoon up a heaping helping of...JUST,EFFICIENT & PROMPT!!!!

Justice - regular or extra crispy

Should be of the extra-crispy variety. I'm a firm believer that if people actually feared being put to justice for their crimes where another life is taken for a reason as stupid as this, they MIGHT just think twice before deciding that it's worth killing another person over a few hundred dollars. For those who think that capital punishment is "too cruel", let me ask you, how is the standard incarceration system and "rehabilitation" working out so far in regard to deterring violent crime? If you think that some scumbag like Ingram can be "fixed", there's no hope, and to me, paying $40k+ per year to house human excrement for the next 50 years is a waste. Turn him to fertilizer, it'll be the best use he's capable of for the remainder of his existence.

were his charges dropped? I personally think he needs to be locked up, and the key gets lost. he KILLED someone. Nobody deserves to loose a loved one the way Rana's family did!!