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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

02 Feb 2011

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Cedar Rapids Gazette

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Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 2011

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5

BB gun debate centers on danger in first‑degree robbery case

The trial of James F. Miller for the Hills Bank robbery in North Liberty focuses on whether a BB gun qualifies as a dangerous weapon. Testimony questioned if a Crossman Pro77 can inflict serious injury, with expert notes on velocity and warning labels. The judge paused proceedings due to a winter storm, rescheduling for Thursday.

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Clark Cahill Iowa City James F. Miller Miller North Liberty Hills Bank Highway 965 Johnson County Pat Ingram Dave Droll Journal of Forensic Sciences Ingram Droll Anne Lahey Sixth Judicial District Marsha Bergan Ryan Rockafellow
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Cedar Rapids teen extortion case ends in 10 year sentence

An 18-year-old, Lucas McMurrin, was sentenced to 10 years in Linn County District Court after pleading guilty to extortion and going armed with intent for threatening a teenager with a gun over marijuana. The robbery charge was dropped.

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Trish Mehaffey Tne Gazette Cedar Rapids Linn County Lucas McMurrin Nic Scott Raymond Larson
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Linn County budget approved with no rescue service funds

Linn County approves a $128.9 million spending plan for the year starting July 1 raising the levy to $6.12 per $1,000 of property value. The sheriff's rescue service remains unfunded with options like grants or billing for advanced life support discussed but not adopted. The plan moves $552,667 to the capital improvement fund and maintains a 98.5 percent spending cap for department heads.

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Steve Gravelle Gazette Cedar Rapids Linn County Sheriff's Department Brian Gardner Linda Langston John Harris Gardner Sheriff's Office Rogers
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