Man Charged with Murder in Crash that Killed High School Student on First Day of School

Man charged with murder in crash that killed high school student on first day of school

Nineteen-year-old Gauge Brasher appeared in Sedgwick County court on Monday, where he was charged with unintentional but reckless second-degree murder and failure to stop at an accident resulting in death.

Teen back in custody on second-degree murder charges in crash that killed 14-year-old - The Active Age

A 19-year-old is back in custody on charges of second-degree murder in the Aug. 13 crash that killed Jackson Nzabonimpa, 14. Police said Gauge Brasher of Wichita would be taken to the Sedgwick County Jail and booked on the charge. Officers had been looking for Brasher since he left a hospital in the aftermath of […] The post Teen back in custody on second-degree murder charges in crash that killed 14-year-old appeared first on The Active Age.