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    Horne Bound in Home Invasion Preliminary Hearing

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    By KMAN Staff on March 13, 2013 Local News, Manhattan

    Tuesday brought the victims of a Manhattan home invasion face to face with the man accused of an armed attack on their residence last fall.

    22 year old Levertis Horne appeared in Riley County Magistrate court facing charges of Aggravated Robbery and Aggravated Battery for his alleged involvement in an incident that saw K-State student Chase Cargile shot and wounded in his upper torso on October 5th.

    Officials say when Cargile took the stand on Tuesday and identified Horne as the man who shot him in the incident.

    At the end of Tuesday’s hearing, Horne was bound on the two charges. He is currently out of jail on bond and set to be arraigned on April 1st.

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