US EditionArrest of Man Accused of Killing Four Lifts Shadow over Anaconda
ANACONDA, MONTANA, AUG 10 – Michael Paul Brown fatally shot four people at a local bar before fleeing, prompting a seven-day manhunt involving multiple agencies that ended with his capture, authorities said.
- On August 1, 2023, Michael Paul Brown fatally shot four patrons at The Owl Bar in Anaconda, Montana, before fleeing the scene.
- The shooting prompted a weeklong manhunt involving multiple agencies, culminating in Brown’s arrest near the scene on a Friday afternoon.
- Victims included Nancy Lauretta Kelley, a 64-year-old nurse and bartender known for her community care, along with three other local men aged 59 to 74.
- Montana Attorney General Knudsen noted that the public tips were instrumental in forcing Brown out of a previously cleared area, which helped lead to his capture, while local casinos pledged to donate their bar sales to aid the families affected by the tragedy.
- The community cautiously begins healing as businesses reopen and locals unite in grief and support while authorities seek justice for the victims’ families.
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Mugshot of 'killer' after cops caught him miles from bar where he 'shot 4 dead'
THE man accused of storming a Montana dive bar next to his home and shooting four people dead has been arrested. Michael Paul Brown, 45, looked stoned-faced in a mugshot taken on Friday after he was finally cuffed following a tense week-long manhunt. Butte-Silver Bow Detention CenterMichael Paul Brown has been arrested and accused of shooting four people to death in a bar in rural Montana[/caption] APA bartender and three customers were killed i…
Man accused of killing 4 at Anaconda bar makes first court appearance
ANACONDA - Michael Brown, the suspect in the Anaconda mass shooting that left four people dead, appeared before a judge Monday morning by video from the Butte Detention Center.Deer Lodge Judge Ken Walund set bond at $2 million.Brown appeared alongside two public defenders and told the judge he did not have a job or a phone.Brown will remain at the Butte Detention Center.RELATED: Anaconda bar shooting suspect capturedWATCH: Anaconda Shooting Susp…
Anaconda shooting suspect makes first court appearance
Michael Brown, the suspect on the Anaconda mass shooting that left four people dead, appeared before a judge Monday morning via zoom from the Butte Detention Center. Deer Lodge Judge Ken Walund set bail at $2M dollars. Brown appeared in an orange jumpsuit along side two public defenders and told the judge he did not have a job or a phone. Brown will remain at the Butte Detention Center. No word on his next court date.WATCH: Anaconda Shooting Sus…
The veteran suspected in the fatal shooting at a Montana bar has been captured after a week on the run.
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