A 24-year-old Eudora man has pleaded guilty to one count of aggravated battery stemming from an April incident in which the man’s 4-year-old daughter suffered a broken arm.
Max A. Alcanter pleaded guilty Tuesday in Douglas County District Court, and he’s scheduled for sentencing Oct. 30.
Aggravated battery is a level-seven person felony. Alcanter’s attorney, at a previous hearing, said that Alcanter has no criminal history. Based on sentencing guidelines, Alcanter will most likely be sentenced to probation.
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smitty 8 months ago
Is there a restraining order? This story is sooooo incomplete. Which judge made this ruling? We do get to vote on retention of judges!
superswagg56 8 months ago
Restraining order for WHAT? You appear to be another "know it all" that "knows nothing"!! Maybe you should try minding your own business.
shaunepec 8 months ago
Smitty, It was in Judge Huff's courtroom. She didn't really make a ruling on this, other than accepting the guilty plea.
Here's a link to the previous story, has more info. http://www2.ljworld.com/news/2012/apr...
superswagg56 8 months ago
"A 24-year-old Eudora man has pleaded guilty"*Nice writing!! Shouldn't that be "pled guilty"?
shaunepec 8 months ago
Superswagg56, No, it should not be "pled guilty." Pleaded guilty is correct, per Associated Press style guidelines.
Shaun LJW
MarcoPogo 8 months ago
pwn3d.
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