The investigation into recent cattle death at the St. Gregory's Abbey are ongoing, but Shawnee police made one arrest late last week in the case. Monday, that 18-year-old suspect remained jailed and reports involving a second suspect, a juvenile, were being forwarded to Juvenile Services. No charges have yet been filed.
The investigation into recent cattle deaths near the St. Gregory's Abbey are ongoing, but Shawnee police made one arrest late last week in the case. Monday, that 18-year-old suspect remained jailed on numerous complaints and the second suspect is reported to be a juvenile.
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