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Photo via Facebook/Eugene Crum.
A judge has denied bail for the suspect who allegedly shot and killed Mingo County (W.Va.) Sheriff Eugene Crum while he ate lunch in his patrol car.
Tennis Maynard, who pleaded not guilty in May, appeared in a Cabell County courtroom Monday, reports the Williamson Daily News.
On April 3, Maynard allegedly shot Sheriff Crum in broad daylight in a public parking lot, made threatening gestures to a witness and proceeded to flee. Mingo County Sheriff's Deputy Norman Mines located Maynard later in Delbarton. Maynard pointed a pistol at the deputy who shot him and took him into custody.
Maynard is scheduled to go to trial on Oct. 21.
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