Man airested for attempted
murder after shooting himself
An Omaha man was arrested
for attempted murder Wednesday
afternoon after he inadvertently
shot himself in the leg during an
argument with his ex-girifriend.
Police were called to the 1300
block of S. 14th Street after gun
shots were reported at 1:40 p.m.,
Lincoln Police Capt David Beggs
said.
William Morrison, 29, had
been at his ex-girlfriend’s house
making threats, and Beggs said
Morrison had a .44-caliber hand
gun in his pocket
The gun accidentally went off
while in Morrison’s pocket and
injuring him in the leg and foot,
Beggs said.
By the time police arrived at
the location of shooting, Morrison
had fled to a friend’s house.
Police said a friend, John Hill,
31, of Lincoln, had provided the
gun to Morrison, who as a felon
cannot legally have a gun.
Morrison then went to
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Morrison was arrested for
attempted murder and being a
felon in possession of a firearm,
both felonies. Hill was arrested for
providing the gun to an unautho
rized person, which is a misde
meanor.
Crete man killed, another
injured in car accident
A Crete man was killed in a car
accident Tuesday afternoon.
The 63-year-old man was
driving east on O Street toward SW
20th Street at 4:40 p.m., when his
car collided with a 1985 Ford F150
pickup truck that was stopped for
the light, Beggs said.
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Tri Kin Nguyen, of Crete, was
killed in the accident. The other
driver, 46-year-old William Henk,
of Seward, sustained minor
injuries but did not have to be hos
pitalized, Lincoln Police Officer
Katherine Finnell said.
Nguyen's late 1987 Chevrolet
Nova was totaled in the accident,
and the truck sustained approxi
mately $2,000 damage, Beggs said.
The man was not wearing his seat
belt The speed limit in that area is
40mph.
Father, son arrested for alleged
sexual assault of a juvenile
A father and son were arrested
Tuesday for first degree sexual
assault of a juvenile gW.
To protect the girl involved,
police released few details of the
crime. State law classifies juve
niles as younger than 16 years old.
Albert R. Wells, 58, and his 16
year-old son, Cody Wells, both of
1427 S. 7th Street, were arrested in
connection with an August
assault, Finnell said.
Police learned of the assault
when the girl reported it to an
adult, Finnell said. The girl was
believed to have been acquainted
with both men.
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TRIAL from pagel
At Kelsay’s house, he and
the woman socialized with the
others at the party briefly. That
was when the woman first met
Vedral.
Then Kelsay and the
woman went downstairs to
Kelsay’s room where the two
had sex in the early morning
hours of May 6.
The jury must decide what
happened during the next few
hours of that night. At one
point Vedral came into Kelsay’s
room and had a brief sexual
encounter with the woman
before she pushed Vedral off of
her and asked him to stop.
Vedral’s roommates who
were home that night, Keith
Vanden Bosch and Chris
Kelsay, both testified
Wednesday, as did next-door
neighbors Jason Schwab and
Matt Hickey.
At the time of the alleged
sexual assault, Kelsay was tak
ing another friend home from
the party.
After the encounter with
Vedral, the woman searched
the duplex for Kelsay before she
was rattled by Vanden Bosch
and fled next door.
The woman testified she
was hysterical during her
search, but the men who |
encountered her at that point
did not describe her that way.
She was not until she found
refuge in the house next door,
said Schwab, who found the
woman sobbing in his kitchen
after she had let herself in.
While at Schwab's, the
woman called friends and was
able to talk to Kelsay because
he had returned home.
After the woman left with
friends to go to the hospital and
report the alleged rape, Kelsay,
Schwab and Hickey returned to
Kelsay’s home and asked both
Vanden Bosch and Vedral if
either of them had sex with the
woman.
Vedral told them that he
had, but she asked him to stop.
Kelsay, Schwab and Hickey all
testified that Vedral was sur
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was planning to file charges.
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morning, though most of the
principal witnesses have
already testified. The defense
will start its case this afternoon.
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