
Tennessee deputy's suspected killer appears in court
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Kenneth DeHart Jr., 42, appeared in court Thursday, the first time since his arrest in the fatal shooting of a Tennessee deputy. He has not yet entered a plea.
Blount Sessions Court Judge William K. Brewer assigned the public defender's office to represent DeHart when the defendant said he did not have a lawyer. The public defender’s office did not immediately respond to a call on whether DeHart had been assigned a lawyer.
DeHart was arrested Tuesday in Knoxville after a five-day search. He is accused of fatally shooting Blount County Deputy Greg McCowan, 43, and wounding Deputy Shelby Eggers, 22, during a traffic stop last week, authorities have said.
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