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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 2014
Page
5
A Kansas Court of Appeals panel affirmed the 2012 conviction and two life sentences for Dean Oliver Tapedo, a Lawrence man, in a case involving a 6 year old girl. The court found trial issues not raised at sentencing could not be reviewed, and juror residency concerns lacked evidence.
Dustin M. Voelker, 26, pleaded guilty to fleeing from and eluding police after a 25 mile pursuit. He faced second-offense DUI and marijuana possession charges. Sentencing set for June 20 in Douglas County District Court with a plea agreement for 10 months felony and 12 months misdemeanors to run concurrently. Voelker is a parole absconder serving time in Leavenworth County.
Lawrence police arrested an 18 year old man on suspicion of aggravated indecent liberties with a child and contributing to a child's misconduct. A 14 year old girl was involved in sexual contact on multiple occasions. He remains jailed without bond in Douglas County.
Anthony T. White aged 22 admitted guilt in Douglas County District Court on Friday for an incident in early 2013 involving a girl aged 14 to 16 at Holcomb Park. Judge Kay Huff set sentencing for June 10 with both sides recommending probation. White has been free on a $10,000 bond since May 2013. Keck said a motion will be filed to challenge lifetime post release supervision.
Kyle Carter, 31, is convicted of first degree murder in the September stabbing death of Carl Cooper during an attempted car break-in in central Wichita. A Sedgwick County jury found him guilty Thursday. sentencing is set for June 24.
Jackson town in Wyoming and the state agreed to a six figure settlement closing a federal civil rights lawsuit by Mark Holick of Spirit One Christian Ministries over a 2011 protest on the town square. The state paid 60,000 dollars and the Local Government Liability Pool contributed 155,000 dollars to end claims against Lt. Robert Gilliam and Chief Todd Smith.
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