Posted on 02/06/2011 7:23:20 PM PST by marktwain
KENNEWICK — A judge has given Kennewick detectives permission to take DNA samples and palm prints from two men suspected of taking part in a deadly Kennewick burglary last month.
Judge Craig Matheson signed the search warrants Thursday in Benton County Superior Court for Dwight Norwood and Armando Rodriguez-Willis.
A third suspect, Jorge Hernandez, isn't scheduled for court until this Thursday.
Norwood, 38, and Rodriguez-Willis, 20, are charged in Benton County Superior Court with first-degree burglary. The Kennewick men have trial dates of March 7.
Hernandez, 20, of Pasco, also is set for trial March 7 for attempted first-degree robbery with a firearm. The three are accused of going to 206 N. Buntin St. early Jan. 11 to rob a resident of $70,000 in cash.
The intended target, Ramon Madrigal, ended up fatally shooting Tyler Stock, 20, when he forced his way in through Madrigal's front door, according to police and court documents. Madrigal and his girlfriend have told police he feared for his life and opened fire when he saw the intruder was wearing a bandanna and cap and holding a gun.
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Yeah - but at least one of the scum ended up dead
Call that a win....
None sounded like citizens of any kind.
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