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Gun charges in deadly police shooting
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Date: April 10, 2007 04:45PM
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/04/05/AR2007040501714.html?nav=rss_print/asection
Reports are saying dad may do some time for his role in this, that led to the (access of) guns used in the killing...
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Gun charges in deadly police shooting
FAIRFAX POLICE SHOOTING
Teen's Father Released on $100,000 Bond
Illegal Weapons Charges Against Him Because of Alleged Drug Use Are Called Unusual
By Jerry Markon
Washington Post Staff Writer
Saturday, April 7, 2007; Page B05
A Centreville man whose son killed two Fairfax County police officers outside a police station last year was ordered released on $100,000 bond yesterday, one day after being charged with providing the arsenal of weapons his son used in the attack.
Brian Kennedy, 50, a meat counter manager, stood quietly in U.S. District Court in Alexandria and was instructed by Magistrate Judge T. Rawles Jones Jr. to stay away from guns and drugs. He was then released into the custody of his brother, Steven Kennedy, who lives in Falls Church.
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Yesterday, new details emerged about allegations that guns and drugs played an important role in the family's life. The indictment filed Thursday said weapons and marijuana were found throughout the Kennedy townhouse and that Brian Kennedy smoked marijuana with his son and his son's teenage friends. Kennedy's mother, Margaret Kennedy, allegedly took the teens to a shooting range to practice firing assault rifles.
Rebecca Green, who was close friends with Michael Kennedy, said that he once made a picture showing himself "silhouetted with an AK-47" and that he told her his father "occasionally toked up."
Reports are saying dad may do some time for his role in this, that led to the (access of) guns used in the killing...
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Gun charges in deadly police shooting
FAIRFAX POLICE SHOOTING
Teen's Father Released on $100,000 Bond
Illegal Weapons Charges Against Him Because of Alleged Drug Use Are Called Unusual
By Jerry Markon
Washington Post Staff Writer
Saturday, April 7, 2007; Page B05
A Centreville man whose son killed two Fairfax County police officers outside a police station last year was ordered released on $100,000 bond yesterday, one day after being charged with providing the arsenal of weapons his son used in the attack.
Brian Kennedy, 50, a meat counter manager, stood quietly in U.S. District Court in Alexandria and was instructed by Magistrate Judge T. Rawles Jones Jr. to stay away from guns and drugs. He was then released into the custody of his brother, Steven Kennedy, who lives in Falls Church.
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Yesterday, new details emerged about allegations that guns and drugs played an important role in the family's life. The indictment filed Thursday said weapons and marijuana were found throughout the Kennedy townhouse and that Brian Kennedy smoked marijuana with his son and his son's teenage friends. Kennedy's mother, Margaret Kennedy, allegedly took the teens to a shooting range to practice firing assault rifles.
Rebecca Green, who was close friends with Michael Kennedy, said that he once made a picture showing himself "silhouetted with an AK-47" and that he told her his father "occasionally toked up."
Re: Gun charges in deadly police shooting
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ffxn8v
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Date: April 10, 2007 04:50PM
...I go away for a week and come home to this new "news," only to find it below in a thread - Oooopppss ;-)
Dupe.
Dupe.
Re: Gun charges in deadly police shooting
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Enough already
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Date: September 09, 2020 07:26PM
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