12-11-2013, 10:14 AM
UPDATE: VESTER WAS ARMED AND ROBBED; KINCADES PLEAD "NOT GUILTY"
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The Kincades each face murder, felony murder and robbery charges for their suspected roles in the fatal shooting of Sgt. 1st Class James Vester. (They pleaded "not guilty" to all charges yesterday.)
According to court documents, Vester, 32, answered an ad on Craigslist to buy an iPad as a Christmas gift for his parents.
Vester exchanged text messages with the pair and agreed to meet them at the Wyckford Commons apartment complex. Police said Vester was robbed, shot and killed.
Court documents also said that Vester had asked friends to tag along with him to buy the iPad, and when they couldn’t, he borrowed a gun because he was concerned about the neighborhood.
"If you are making a purchase over Craigslist and the person wants to meet with you meet in a public place, don't go into a neighborhood with which you are unfamiliar. Be aware of your surroundings," Deputy Prosecutor Denise Robinson said.
According to court documents, the Kincades may have been involved in four other Craigslist robberies since Oct. 15.
http://www.theindychannel.com/news/local...ry-charges
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The Kincades each face murder, felony murder and robbery charges for their suspected roles in the fatal shooting of Sgt. 1st Class James Vester. (They pleaded "not guilty" to all charges yesterday.)
According to court documents, Vester, 32, answered an ad on Craigslist to buy an iPad as a Christmas gift for his parents.
Vester exchanged text messages with the pair and agreed to meet them at the Wyckford Commons apartment complex. Police said Vester was robbed, shot and killed.
Court documents also said that Vester had asked friends to tag along with him to buy the iPad, and when they couldn’t, he borrowed a gun because he was concerned about the neighborhood.
"If you are making a purchase over Craigslist and the person wants to meet with you meet in a public place, don't go into a neighborhood with which you are unfamiliar. Be aware of your surroundings," Deputy Prosecutor Denise Robinson said.
According to court documents, the Kincades may have been involved in four other Craigslist robberies since Oct. 15.
http://www.theindychannel.com/news/local...ry-charges