A man convicted of in the 1991 shooting death of a Connecticut State Police trooper has been denied parole. Duane Johnson ...

Duane Johnson had a parole hearing scheduled for Friday. Duane Johnson was originally sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for the death of Trooper Russell Bagshaw.

"He had a positive impact on this world in his short life." Following a 2023 law change, Duane Johnson, convicted along with his brother of felony murder in Bagshaw's death, was allowed a parole ...

The sentence was later commuted to life in prison without parole. According to the Connecticut Department of Correction, Duane Johnson was handed down a life sentence on a felony murder charge.

The sentence was later commuted to life in prison without parole. According to the Connecticut Department of Correction, Duane Johnson was handed down a life sentence on a felony murder charge.

Duane Johnson was originally sentenced to life in prison without parole. That sentence was later reduced to include the possibility of parole and a release date in 2035. Get top local stories in ...

WATERBURY, Conn. — A Connecticut panel denied early parole Friday for a man convicted in a notorious 1991 ambush-style killing of a Connecticut State Police trooper during an early morning ...

Bagshaw was on routine patrol when he was shot and killed inside his police cruiser by Johnson’s older brother Terry, who is serving a life sentence. On Friday, Duane Johnson acknowledged his ...