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Board denies parole for man convicted in 1991 ambush killing of Connecticut State Police trooper
Connecticut's Board of Pardons and Paroles denied discretionary parole for a man convicted in the 1991 ambush killing of Connecticut State Police Trooper Russell Bagshaw.
Connecticut Panel Denies Early Parole for Man Convicted in 1991 Slaying of State Trooper
A Connecticut panel has denied early parole for a man convicted in a notorious 1991 ambush-style killing of a Connecticut State Police trooper during an early morning burglary of a gun shop
Man convicted in 1991 killing of Connecticut state trooper denied parole
A man convicted of in the 1991 shooting death of a Connecticut State Police trooper has been denied parole. Duane Johnson went before the state Board of Pardons and Parole on Friday. Johnson, along with his brother,
Parole denied for man convicted in 1991 CT State Trooper ambush
Parole is denied for Duane Johnson, one of the two brothers serving life sentences in the killing of Connecticut State Trooper Russell Bagshaw. A virtual parole hearing Friday saw Johnson denied early release while he continues to serve a 60-year sentence at Osborn Correctional Institution on a felony murder charge.
Man convicted in 1991 murder of state trooper denied parole
A man convicted of shooting and killing a Connecticut state trooper in 1991 was denied release. Duane Johnson had a parole hearing scheduled for Friday. Duane Johnson was originally sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for the death of Trooper Russell Bagshaw.
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