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    KDOC inmate in Riley County case passed over for parole

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    By KMAN Staff on October 12, 2016 Local News, Riley County
    Shawn McDiffett, photo courtesy of KDOC
    Shawn McDiffett, photo courtesy of KDOC
    Shawn McDiffett, photo courtesy of KDOC

    A KDOC inmate serving time on drug-related charges from Riley County has apparently been passed over for parole. Shawn McDiffett, 47, was set for a parole hearing last month but his KDOC status now indicates his earliest possible release date is September of 2018.

    In addition to drug-related manufacturing, possession and distribution charges in Riley County from 1989, McDiffett was also convicted in 1991 for indecent liberties with a child in Lyon County, an ’89 conviction in Sedgwick County for driving with a cancelled, suspended or revoked license. and traffic in contraband in a penal institution in 1992 in Butler County.

    August public comment sessions were held, with a parole hearing ion September.

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