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Man who killed 2 Prince George's deputies released from prison several years early

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Sgt. James Arnaud and Deputy Elizabeth Magruder were shot to death in August 2002. James Logan, who was experiencing a mental health crisis, pleaded guilty and was given a 30-year sentence. Logan shaved years off his sentence by earning diminution credits for good behavior in prison.

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Man who killed 2 Prince George's deputies released from prison several years early

A man sentenced to 30 years in prison for killing two Prince George’s County sheriff’s deputies has been released from confinement several years early, outraging the sheriff and the victims’ families. Sgt. James Arnaud and Deputy Elizabeth Magruder were shot to death in August 2002 while trying to serve an emergency psychiatric petition on James Logan, who was experiencing a mental health crisis. “We weren’t locking him up,” said Sheriff John Ca…

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NBC Washington broke the news in Washington, United States on Saturday, January 20, 2024.
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