CommunityCentral Texas
Killeen man sentenced to 27 years for tampering with evidence after homicide
A judge stacked sentences in a case involving a Killeen man found guilty of tampering with evidence after a homicide.
A Killeen man has been sentenced to 27 years in prison after being found guilty of tampering with evidence, according to the Killeen Daily Herald.
The case involved leaving the scene of a homicide with a weapon, the report said. The judge stacked sentences in the case, the headline said, and the report did not give details of the other sentences.
Written by The Alamo Republican from Killeen Daily Herald’s reporting, using only the facts in it. Killeen Daily Herald’s own headline: “Judge stacks sentences, including 27 years in prison for tampering with evidence after homicide”
Read Killeen Daily Herald’s full story ›
Opens at Killeen Daily Herald, in a new tab.