Verdict finds 20 year old guilty of felony murder
Sedgwick County jury convicts Terral Breedlove of felony murder in the 1995 shooting death of 68 year old Rigoberto Garcia after he refused to hand over his car. Breedlove faces life with no parole for at least 15 years at sentencing set for January 8. A witness testified Breedlove shot Garcia outside a convenience store following the demand for the vehicle.
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Kansas Guard refuels planes for active duty in Iraq action
Two KC-135 Stratotankers from the 190th Air Refueling Wing based in Topeka were placed on active duty for an undetermined period, with 14 crew members. The aircraft will provide aerial refueling over the Atlantic en route to and from the Persian Gulf. The wing previously operated in Jedda during the Gulf War. Authorities report a separate case of a 16 year old found hanged at Wyandotte County Juvenile Detention Center. identity withheld pending autopsy and investigation.
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Former best friend wishes death for accused killer in Wichita
Seventeen months after a homicide and arson killed his wife and baby, Eric Pusch says he hopes defendant Michael Marsh receives the death penalty. Marsh, once Pusch’s best friend, is on trial in Sedgwick County District Court as the first capital murder case since capital punishment was reinstated in 1994.
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Pepper spray used to calm MU's fans after win
Missouri police used pepper spray to disperse celebrations after the Tigers beat Baylor 42 to 24, preventing fans from tearing down the north goal post. Capt. Chuck Isaacson said officers acted to protect coaches, players, and others near the locker room entrance. Athletic director Joe Castiglione denied involvement in plans. About a dozen officers were on scene. two filed use-of-force reports.
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