Road-rage shooter could appeal sentence
Man says attorneys did not fully explain plea agreement in case.
TULSA — Kenneth Ray Gumm received a five-year suspended sentence Tuesday on a first-degree manslaughter charge that arose from a June 10, 2007, road-rage confrontation in a Tulsa parking lot.
It was the punishment recommended by the victim's family to District Judge William C. Kellough before sentencing for Gumm, 68, who pleaded guilty May 29 to the charge. Gumm had mounted a "stand your ground” defense, claimi...
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