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    Harris convicted in fatal 2017 shooting north of Manhattan

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    By KMAN Staff on July 19, 2018 Local News, Manhattan, Riley County
    Riley County Police Department officers tend to the scene May 21, 2017, in Manhattan near the intersection of Marlatt Avenue and Nelson’s Landing. Two men were shot Sunday evening in the 2800 block of Nelson’s Landing. One was found dead at the scene, the other is expected to survive. (Staff photo by Brady Bauman)

    Jurors reached a verdict in a May 2017 murder case Thursday inside the Riley County District Courthouse, according to media reports.

    Steven Harris, a Manhattan man accused of fatally shooting 39-year-old German Gonzalez-Garcia in the 2800 block of Nelson’s Landing north of Manhattan, has been convicted of second degree murder, attempted second degree murder and felon in possession of a firearm.

    Harris is also charged in the shooting of another man, Adrian Ortega, critically wounding him. Ortega survived.

    A sentencing date has been set for Aug. 27.

    Harris could face up to 51.5 years for the second degree murder conviction and another 5 to 6 years on the other two charges.

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