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    Manhattan man arrested after fight

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    By KMAN Staff on September 28, 2011 Local News

    A Manhattan man was arrested after Riley County police received a report of a dispute early Wednesday morning.

    30-year old Felix Deaquino of 500 Laramie was arrested after striking roommate, 26-year old Raphael Honoriega, with a glass beer bottle. Honoriega endured a severe laceration on the top of his head and is undergoing treatment. Deaquino is expected to face one count of felony aggravated battery.

    RCPD has set Deaquino’s bond at $5,000

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