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Franklin deputy marshal sentenced for manslaughter
James Glass former deputy marshal of Edinburg faces a two to twenty one year reformatory term after pleading guilty to manslaughter in the slaying of Earl Jackson on an Edinburg street. Jackson, a disabled World War veteran, was shot after being knocked down during an attempted arrest for drunkenness. Glass, previously with W C Milburn Edinburg’s chief marshal, resigned after criticism following a prior shooting incident involving a Franklin college student.
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