Lee Grace Dougherty To Appear In Court Thursday
- Category: State
- Published on Thursday, February 09, 2012 09:13
WALSENBURG, Colorado (AP) - One of the three Dougherty siblings accused in a multi-state crime spree is scheduled to enter a plea deal in court.
Colorado court officials say a deal has been reached between prosecutors and 29-year-old Lee Grace Dougherty, who is scheduled to be in court Thursday morning. Prosecutors and her attorney aren't commenting, citing a judge imposed gag order. Prosecutors last week dropped attempted-murder charges against Lee Grace and instead charged her with eight felony first-degree assault and menacing charges. Each charge corresponds to an officer involved in a high-speed chase Aug. 10 in southern Colorado.
The Dougherty siblings - Lee Grace, 26-year-old Dylan Stanley,
and 21-year-old Ryan - are accused of shooting at a police officer
in Florida, as well as robbing a Georgia bank.
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