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11/03/2009
THE ATTORNEY FOR A MAN CHARGED IN AN ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING IN RURAL FARIBAULT COUNTY LAST YEAR IS SEEKING THE DROPPING OF CHARGES IN THE INCIDENT. 19 YEAR OLD DANIEL STALLKAMP WAS CHARGED WITH CONTRIBUTING TO THE DELINQUENCY OF A MINOR AND ILLEGAL POSSESSION OF A PISTOL/ASSAULT WEAPON. STALLKAMP WAS AT HIS GRANDPARENTS HOME IN RURAL BRICELYN ON JULY 22 ,2008 WITH COLLIN JACOBSON WHO WAS 15 AT THE TIME- WHEN AT ONE POINT A GUN WAS BROUGHT OUT AND JACOBSON WAS ACCIDENTALLY SHOT WHILE LOOKING AT IT. THE PUBLIC DEFENDER FOR STALLKAMP SAYS CHARGES SHOULD BD DROPPED AGAINST HIS CLIENT BECAUSE HE IS BASICALLY CHARGED WITH AIDING AND ABETTING ANOTHER IN THE COMMISSION OF A CRIME BUT BECAUSE JACOBSON IS UNDER AGE HE CANNOT BE CHARGED WITH A CRIME AND THAT TECHNICALLY THE CHARGE DOES NOT EXIST. THE FARIBAULT COUNTY ATTORNEY ASKED JUDGE DOUGLAS RICHARDS FOR TIME TO FILE A WRITTEN RESPONSE TO THE DEFENDER'S ARGUMENT. HE WAS GIVEN UNTIL NOV. 13 TO DO SO.
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ROD HALVORSEN
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