Pregnant Bank Teller Shooting Suspects In Court

INDIANAPOLIS -- The two men suspected in the bank robbery and shooting of a pregnant teller were due in court Friday. Brian Kendrick and Aaron Stewart were scheduled to appear in court for a review of counsel. If they don't have attorney's representing them Friday, a judge will likely assign public defenders to the case. Kendrick and Stewart are accused of robbing the Huntington Bank at 21st Street and Post Road in April. Kendrick faces one count of attempted murder, and two counts of feticide after prosecutors say he shot Katherin Shuffield. The shooting led to the deaths of her unborn twins.
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Judge Enters Pleas for 2 in Robbery, Feticides
INDIANAPOLIS -- A judge has entered pleas of "not guilty" for two men arrested in connection with an Indianapolis bank robbery in which a pregnant teller was shot. The shooting in April caused 30-year-old teller Katherin Shuffield to lose the twin girls she was carrying. Twenty-9-year-old Brian Kendrick faces two counts of killing a fetus, attempted murder, robbery and carrying a handgun without a license. He could face up to 87 years in prison if convicted on all counts. Twenty-8-year-old Aaron Stewart is charged with conspiracy to commit robbery and could face up to 20 years.

Posted by Editor at July 12, 2008 04:27 PM