A person pleads guilty in attack on teenagers on a fleet-farm, receives a 7-year-old prison sentence

Kansas’s husband received a prison punishment after the guilt on Tuesday for one graph on the first degree attack on a fleet farm in a carver last November.

31-year-old Gerald Dui Hudson received a seven-year prison sentence on charges, of which he will receive 72 days of lending, according to court documents. Another accusation of the second degree attack was rejected at the hearing on Tuesday, which was originally planned as a rejuvenated omnibus.

Hudson, Kansas City, Kansas, was accused Cut a 17-year-old worker in the back of the neck. The teenager, identified as a girl, had a 2- or 3-inch section on the neck, and the documents indicate that she lost a lot of blood.

According to a criminal complaintThe witness, who was the customer in the store, said the police that he heard the cry, and the victim shouted, “He just struck me.” The witness also saw Hudson fled.

Video observation showed that Hudson went to the store and down the passage where the victim was. He was then seen as they pass by the end of the passage and looking back there -before going back to the victim.

Court Documents The State Hudson was noticed on a video that performs a striking movement to the victim until its back returned. Then the victim saw how he was holding the back of his neck and left the passage.

After he was arrested, Hudson, as reported
No one was stabbed, I had no guns or something like that I just hit someone of a thing, “and” there was no deadly weapon that was involved as a gun, than or a baht or something like a quick short conversation, And I just like, I just hit her with a plastic business. “