Not Guilty Plea Entered For Junction City Man
Associated Press - Tue 07:38 AM 11/27/2012
A former Fort Riley soldier stood silent while a judge entered a not guilty plea for him in the killing of a Kansas National Guard member outside a Manhattan motorcycle club.
A former Fort Riley soldier stood silent while a judge entered a not guilty plea for him in the killing of a Kansas National Guard member outside a Manhattan motorcycle club.
Twenty-six-year-old Daniel Parker is charged with first-degree murder in the shooting death of 21-year-old Frederick Beverly. Beverly was shot early Jan. 1 outside the "Assassin Street Rydaz" club in Manhattan.
At the time, Parker was a specialist with the First Infantry Division. Investigators say Parker had clashed with other members of the motorcycle club, of which Beverly was a member.
Judge David Stutzman entered a plea of not guilty Monday after Parker stayed silent during his court hearing.
The trial was scheduled for April 8-12.
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Associated Press information from: The Manhattan Mercury
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