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Indiana Supreme Court sets May execution for man convicted of killing police officer

  • Benjamin Ritchie, convicted of murdering Officer Bill Toney in September 2000, faces execution in May.
  • Ritchie shot Toney during a foot chase after jumping from a stolen van, according to court records.
  • A jury convicted Ritchie of murder in 2002, and he spent years challenging his conviction without success.
  • Justice Slaughter stated the court couldn't assume cognitive impairment evidence would sway the jury.
  • Chief Justice Rush dissented, stating a date should not be set without ensuring effective counsel.
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Indiana Supreme Court sets May execution for man convicted of killing police officer

A man convicted of killing an Indiana police officer during a foot chase 24 years ago will be executed next month, the state Supreme Court ruled Tuesday.

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St Catharines Standard broke the news in Welland, Canada on Tuesday, April 15, 2025.
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