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Posted: 9:38 AM May 8, 2009
Illinois Teen Pleads Guilty in Drug Overdose Death
An Illinois teen has pleaded guilty to manufacturing and delivering heroin to a Beloit teen who overdosed.
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An Illinois teen has pleaded guilty to manufacturing and delivering heroin to a Beloit teen who overdosed.
Nineteen-year-old Johnathon M. Handy of Rockton, Ill., is scheduled for sentencing on July 10.
He is one of four teens charged in the Nov. 27 death of 18-year-old Ryan Kennington.
A criminal complaint says Handy helped 19-year-old Christopher Dorris of Roscoe, Ill., buy $90 worth of heroin. Dorris traded some of the drug to Kennington in exchange for a Starbucks gift card.
Eighteen-year-old Michael Maginnis of Beloit and 19-year-old Emily Hill of Winnebago, Ill., also have been charged in Kennington's death. A criminal complaint says Maginnis bought the heroin with Handy and Dorris. It says Hill used the drug with Kennington.
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