|
Updated: 9:02 PM Jul 1, 2009
Shawnee County Judge Allows Witnesses In Judd Hearing
Shawnee Co. Judge Nancy Parrish has rejected a prosecution motion to block witnesses at an evidentiary hearing on whether to dismiss charges against Topeka Police officer Jason Judd related to an off-duty shooting.
Posted: 8:51 PM Jul 1, 2009Reporter: 13 News |
|
0 Comments
Font Size:
Topeka (WIBW) - A Shawnee County judge ruled Wednesday against prosecutors in saying she will hear from witnesses Thursday in deciding whether charges against a police officer go forward.
Judge Nancy Parrish will hold an evidentiary hearing Thursday morning in the case against Jason Judd. Judd is charged with aggravated battery for an off-duty shooting March 18, 2008, that injured two men.
A special prosecutor has filed a motion to dismiss the charges, saying it was self defense. But an attorney for victims Daniel and Devin Llamas says the case should go forward.
Parrish will make a ruling on the motion to dismiss charges sometime after Thursday's hearing.
Related Stories
- Additional Charges Filed Against Off Duty TPD Officer
- Officer Involved in Off-Duty Shooting to Face All Charges Filed
- Three Officers Involved in Off-Duty Shooting Not Facing Charges
- Preliminary Hearing Set for TPD Officer Involved in Shooting
- Special Prosecutor Named in Topeka Officer Case
- Charges Dropped Against Cop in Shooting
- Hearing Set On Motion To Dismiss Charges Against TPD Officer
- Judge Sets Hearing Date In TPD Officer's Case
- Prosecutor Says Reasonable Doubt In Judd Case
- Woman Arrested In Topeka Double Murder Appeared In Court
- Evidence Thrown Out Of Topeka Double Murder Case
- Senior Non-commissioned Officer Charged In Child Porn Sting
- Dana Chandler Bound Over For Trial In Double Murder Case
- Riley County Murder Suspect Headed To Trial
- Mom Accused Of Putting Baby In Dumpster Seeks Trial Delay
- Judge Will Allow Teen's Alleged Murder Confession In Trial
- Package That Smelled Like Pot Sends Man To Prison
- Detectives Testify About Teen's Alleged Murder Confession
- 2 Gunshot Victims Show Up At Topeka Hospitals
- Authorities Break Up Brawl In Geary County, 20 Arrested
19 Comments - Manhattan Teen's Murder Confession Played During Hearing
15 Comments - 2 Gunshot Victims Show Up At Topeka Hospitals
14 Comments - Senior Non-commissioned Officer Charged In Child Porn Sting
11 Comments - Evidence Thrown Out Of Topeka Double Murder Case
8 Comments - Police Chief Opposes Making Records Public
7 Comments
