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| Sheriff: Jefferson County jail inmate uses rubber-tipped pen as weapon |
| By peninsuladailynews.com- Paul Gottlieb |
| Published: 02/25/2019 |
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PORT HADLOCK — A 21-year-old man incarcerated in January for allegedly assaulting his 77-year-old grandmother has been charged with attacking a 71-year-old inmate with a rubber-tipped pen at the Jefferson County Jail. Port Hadlock resident Atticus Colter Burrows was charged last week with second-degree assault in connection with the Feb. 16 attack on John Frank Kelly, who was treated at Jefferson Healthcare hospital and discharged, Sheriff Joe Nole said. Burrows’ bail on the charge was set at $50,000 at a preliminary appearance Thursday and an arraignment date was set for this coming Friday. Burrows’ bail is set at $150,000 on robbery and first-degree assault charges involving his grandmother Jan. 13. Read More. |
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