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    Manhattan murder suspect arrested in jail for trafficking contraband

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    By KMAN Staff on February 6, 2023 Local News

    A Manhattan man jailed on a murder charge was arrested Friday while in custody on a warrant for trafficking contraband into the facility and for criminal damage to property.

    RCPD says the warrant stems from a December 18 incident where 28-year-old Kamahl Bobian reportedly smashed an inmate kiosk and telephone and took broken glass from the kiosk and passed it along to another inmate. The warrant holds a bond of $5,000.

    Bobian is jailed as he awaits a June trial. He’s accused in the September 2021 death of his wife Shanell Bobian. He additionally faces charges of aggravated burglary and two counts of violating a protection order in that case.

    His total bond for the two cases is now $1,005,000 (one million five thousand dollars).

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