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Family Outrage: Shooting Case Delayed Again

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Families of shooting victims frustrated as court delay stalls case: Defense requests continuance due to unavailable detective

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Family Outrage: Shooting Case Delayed Again

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Families of two guys shot back in January at the hawk bar are fuming after another last minute court delay. One victim, 18-year-old Aiden Knowles, died that night, and 16-year-old Brady Clark got critically hurt. He's 17 now. The suspects are Deitron Daniel Strickland from Shawnee, charged with first-degree murder and other serious counts, plus Caden Clem from Atchison, facing aggravated assault and weapons charges. This marks at least the second continuance pushed by the defense. They showed up in court Monday, but Attorney Razmi Tahir Kelly said they couldn't proceed without Lawrence Police Detective M.T. Brown, who's out of the country and wasn't served a subpoena. Relatives couldn't believe it. One straight of Kirsten Shock, another broke down crying, calling her ridiculous. Even Judge Amy Hanley sounded frustrated, but she said she had no choice but to grant the delay. The shooting happened on January 17th at that popular college spot, and now, three months later, the case is still stalled.

Defense claims they sent the subpoena, but the detectives unavailable. We'll keep watching this one as it develops. Just as can wait forever. Local news, powered by AI. This is Kansas News Today. I'm Cory with the story.

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