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    Geary County Court Activity

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    By KMAN Staff on May 1, 2014 Geary County, Local News, Top Story
    Phillip Neu
    Phillip Neu
    Jason Nazario
    Jason Nazario
    A Junction City man will serve an additional 13 months for an attempted computer crime, meaning a total sentence of more than five years with 52 months ordered for a probation violation. Phillip Neu was sentenced earlier this week in Geary County District court, and was sent to the Department of Corrections.
     
    Neu entered a plea in mid-March in the attempted computer crime case, which involved a gift card scheme with Dillon’s in Junction City.
     
    Also in Geary County District Court, Jason Nazario is set for a June sixth preliminary hearing in a rape case. Nazario is accused of raping a 13-year-old and was arrested by Junction City Police in December of last year.
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