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    Meredith sentenced to 20 years for murder of drug informant

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    By Brandon Peoples on September 23, 2019 Junction City, Local News, Riley County
    Steven Meredith (Kansas Department of Corrections courtesy image)
    Steven Meredith (Kansas Department of Corrections courtesy image)

    A Riley County Judge has sentenced a Junction City man to 20 years in prison for his role in the 2017 murder of a confidential drug informant.

    Steven Meredith, 33, pleaded guilty to a conspiracy to commit murder charge in July. On Monday, Riley County District Court Judge John Bosch sentenced him to 240 months in prison. Carrie Jones was killed in October 2017.

    Meredith was initially charged with first-degree murder, but pleaded to the conspiracy charge prior to when his trial was to begin.

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