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Robert L. Sinner II pleaded not guilty Friday morning in Shawnee County District Court to four felony charges he faces linked to the Oct. 31 shooting of three teenagers he suspected of stealing signs promoting former President Donald Trump's re-election campaign. No trial date was set at Friday's hearing, where public defender Danielle Hamilton Slate said she needed time to retain an expert witness to testify in sinner's defense. Shawnee County District Judge Nancy Parrish scheduled the case to appear on a criminal assignment docket at 1:30 p.m. June 17. Sinner, 40, was bound over for tria...

Justin Sinner hasn't been charged with any crimes linked to it. The Topeka Capital-Journal hadn't heard back by Tuesday afternoon regarding a request it made seeking comment in response from District Attorney Mike Kagay. Allison-Natale spoke positively Monday of last month's decision by Kagay's office to drop an aggravated assault charge faced by Jose Garcia, whom Topeka police said drove a vehicle during the incident toward Robert and Justin Sinner. Still, the families of the other youths wounded that day won't have equal justice unless Robert and Justin Sinner are prosecuted to t...

A man accused of shooting three teenagers he suspected of stealing signs promoting former President Donald Trump's re-election campaign says he was legally within his rights under Kansas "Stand Your Ground" law. Judge Nancy Parrish rejected Robert Sinner's request in a ruling issued March 30, according to Shawnee County District Court records. Robert Sinner, 40, is set to appear at an April 30 status conference after being bound over for trial Feb. 23 on charges of three counts of aggravated battery and one count of the criminal discharge of a firearm at an occupied vehicle, according t...

A Topeka man was bound over for trial this week on four felony charges in a Halloween night triple shooting linked to the alleged theft of signs promoting what turned out to be outgoing President Donald Trump's unsuccessful campaign for re-election. Shawnee County District Judge Nancy Parrish on Tuesday found probable cause existed to bind over Robert Lee Sinner II, 39, for trial on three counts of aggravated battery and one count of the criminal discharge of a firearm at an occupied vehicle, said District Attorney Mike Kagay. Sinner entered Wednesday's preliminary hearing facing three f...