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    McConnell Enters Plea, Sentencing Date Set

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    By KMAN Staff on May 4, 2015 Riley County
    Riley-County-Courthouse-300x199An arraignment was set for a Fort Riley soldier charged in connection with the first degree murder of a young child.
    Alexander McConnell appeared in Riley County District Court, alongside his attorney, Lora Ingels, Monday afternoon.  Prosecuting State Attorney, Kendra Lewison indicated a plea agreement had been reached in the matter.
    McConnell chose to waive his right to a preliminary hearing by pleading guilty on all three charges against him.  Chief Judge, Meryl Wilson accepted the plea and found McConnell guilty.  A sentencing date was set for June 8th at 2:30 p.m.
    McConnell was arrested for first degree murder and child abuse back in February of last year.  KMAN received an affidavit, which indicated a five week old baby was left alone with McConnell for a short time.  The infant sustained several injuries, including internal bleeding and a bruised lung.  The child later died from the injuries after being transferred to Children’s Mercy Hospital in Kansas City.
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