Wednesday, June 1, 2016 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon
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Teens charged with
attempted murder
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— A grand jury has indicted
two teenagers with attempt-
ing to kill of one of their
mothers.
Deschutes County District
Attorney John Hummel said
in a Friday news release the
teens were indicted this week
for attempted murder, con-
spiracy to commit murder,
conspiracy to commit arson,
assault and unlawful use of a
weapon.
The charges stem from
a May 19 incident in
which authorities say the
17-year-olds conspired to
kill one of their mothers and
burn down her house with her
body inside.
Prosecutors allege that the
woman’s son hid in the house
and sprayed his mother with
pepper-spray and struck her
on the head with a baseball
bat when she arrived. After
several strikes, prosecutors
say she wrestled the bat away
and called 911.
Police arrived and arrested
the teens, who are in cus-
tody at a juvenile detention
facility.
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