Man Wanted In Woman's Shooting
Kennrith L. Foster, 48, is accused of walking into a business early Dec. 17 in the 300 block of Sugar Grove Parkway and shooting an employee, with whom he had a previous relationship.
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Kennrith L. Foster, 48, is accused of walking into a business early Dec. 17 in the 300 block of Sugar Grove Parkway and shooting an employee, with whom he had a previous relationship.
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