Massacre Defendant to Wear Electronic Stun Vest

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : Janice Hisle writes about a variety of topics, with emphasis on criminal justice news and trends.
53% : The company says it is dedicated to helping law enforcement "to rapidly, effectively, and, at times, unassumingly bring individuals into compliance or restrain them from further violence."
46% : He recruited a state agency under his purview, the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation, to assist the small, rural county of about 30,000 residents near the southern tip of the state.
45% : Jake Wagner and his mother, Angela, both avoided the death penalty when they pleaded guilty to their involvement last year.
41% : If convicted, the 31-year-old man could get the death penalty.
37% : Wagner, 31, could face the death penalty if convicted over a 2016 massacre: eight people were killed at four crime scenes with at least four suspects allegedly involved, including Wagner and three relatives.

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