A prosecutor killed himself as police tried to serve him with an arrest warrant alleging he solicited sex with a minor, authorities in Terrell, Texas, said. Louis "Bill" Conradt Jr., 56, a chief felony assistant district attorney in Texas, died Sunday. Police had moved to arrest Conradt following a sting operation aimed at exposing child sex predators set up by a television news program. The officers found Conradt with a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
November 07, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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A prosecutor killed himself as police tried to serve him with an arrest warrant alleging he solicited sex with a minor, authorities in Terrell, Texas, said.
Louis “Bill” Conradt Jr., 56, a chief felony assistant district attorney in Texas, died Sunday. Police had moved to arrest Conradt following a sting operation aimed at exposing child sex predators set up by a television news program.
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