New law frees Wichita murder suspect on parole end
In Wichita, one of two brothers charged with quadruple murders had been released after his parole term ended on December 1 due to a new law reducing parole time and granting good time credits. Reginald Carr, 23, faced parole issues after prior Dodge City crimes, but authorities say his sentence expiration ended supervision. The brothers face capital murder charges and remain jailed on $10 million bonds each as investigators tie the killings to a bold ATM theft and shooting spree.
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Alarm business booms after Wichita shootings
After two deadly shootings in Wichita area homes, home alarm firms report rising demand. SecureNet Alarm Systems Inc. notes a quadrupled workload and a day after the attacks one week’s inquiries arrived. Multivision Security Services offers free systems to families of victims.
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