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    You are at:Home»State News»AP: Wichita man dies 2 days after bar fight; suspect arrested

    AP: Wichita man dies 2 days after bar fight; suspect arrested

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    By KMAN Staff on November 30, 2021 State News

    WICHITA, Kan. — A Wichita man has died two days after a bar fight, and police say the man he fought with is now facing a manslaughter charge.

    Police say 31-year-old Alonzo Haywood died Sunday from injuries he received in a 2 a.m. Friday fight outside Mulligan’s Pub. Police say Haywood had been arguing with 51-year-old James Elbert Thomas, also of Wichita, when Thomas punched Haywood, causing the younger man to fall to the ground and hit his head. Police say a melee then broke out involving multiple people. Haywood was taken to a Wichita hospital by friends. Thomas was arrested Friday, initially on suspicion of aggravated battery.

    That count was amended to reckless involuntary manslaughter after Haywood’s death.

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