Theodore Paul Wafer Charged in Renisha McBride Shooting Death The man who allegedly shot Renisha McBride will be charged with second degree murder, manslaughter and possession of a firearm. Wayne County, Michigan Prosecutor Kym Worthy announced Friday morning in a press conference that there is no evidence that the suspect acted in lawful self-defense. The suspect, Theodore Paul Wafer, 54, is not in custody but will be asked to turn himself in. "There is no duty to retreat when you're in your own house, but someone who claims self-defense must have an honest and reasonable belief of imminent death or imminent rape or bodily harm," Worthy said. We do not believe he acted in lawful self defense. Nineteen-year old Renisha McBride was shot in the face on Nov. 2nd while asking for help following a car crash. Worthy revealed that McBride was shot through a locked screen door in Dearborn Heights outside of Detroit. McBride's toxicology report revealed that the she had a blood alcohol content of .218 at the time of her death, which is over twice the legal limit for driving, CBS Crimesider reports. An official spokeswoman from Wayne County's Health and Human Services Department also said McBride probably had marijuana in her system as well, but that further tests would be required to confirm that. Worthy said that McBride's inebriation would not affect the case.