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Topeka Transgender House Damaged During Police Standoff

SHAWNEE COUNTY, KANSAS, JUL 30 – Carlos Slaughter, wanted for killing his wife in Oklahoma City, was found dead after a Topeka police standoff, marking the city’s 41st homicide of 2025, authorities said.

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The Topeka Transgender House was damaged after a homicide suspect became barricaded inside. The individual was wanted for a murder in Oklahoma City.

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Man wanted for OKC homicide found dead following Kansas police standoff

Authorities say a man wanted in connection with an Oklahoma City homicide was recently found dead following a police standoff in Kansas.

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Topeka transgender house damaged during police standoff

The Topeka Transgender House was damaged after a homicide suspect became barricaded inside. The individual was wanted for a murder in Oklahoma City.

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Person sought in Oklahoma City homicide found dead inside west Topeka home

Suspect found dead of apparent suicide at 1204 S.W. Orleans.

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Suspect in OKC homicide dies during standoff in Kansas

Suspect in OKC homicide dies during standoff in KansasTopeka, Kansas, police report that Carlos Slaughter, a suspect in the death of wife Kellie Slaughter in OKC, was dead when they entered the house. Get more Oklahoma City news: Oklahoma City Free Press

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kctv5 broke the news in on Wednesday, July 30, 2025.
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