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Officers use of force justified and reasonable in standoff that killed Iowa State Patrol sergeant, state review finds
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Iowa AG Office: Use of deadly force justified in Grundy Center standoff
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DAVENPORT The first-degree murder trial of a Fort Dodge man accused of attacking and killing a local pastor will continue today at the Scott County Courthouse.
Joshua Pendleton, 37, is charged with first-degree murder and first-degree robbery in the death of the Rev. Al Henderson, who was killed outside St. Paul Lutheran Church on Oct. 2, 2019. Pendleton’s trial venue was moved to Scott County by order of the court.
The first week of the trial started on April 19 with jury selection. By the end of the day, a 12-member jury, plus three alternates, were selected, though jury selection had originally been expected to take at least two days.
Officers use of force justified in Grundy Center standoff, Iowa DCI says
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By Trent Rice
Apr 21, 2021
GRUNDY CENTER, Iowa The man accused of shooting and killing an Iowa State Patrol sergeant is formally charged.
The Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation says Michael Lang, 41, of Grundy Center was released from University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics and taken to the Grundy County Sheriff s Office where he made his initial appearance.
DCI says Lang is charged with :
First-Degree Murder, a Class A Felony, resulting in the death of Sergeant Jim Smith.
Attempt to Commit Murder, a Class B Felony, unlawfully and intentionally attempted to cause the death of Troopers in the wheeled armored personnel carrier.