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Pastors, police plead for tip on NLR killing
Salvation Army slaying reward at $10,000
Posted: December 29, 2009 at 4:43 a.m.
Wiping their eyes after a prayer are (from left) Salvation Army Major Jim Bovender, the father-in-law of slain pastor Philip Wise; Captain Roni Robbins; and Salvation Army Community Center secretary Shaveta McKay. The prayer came during the announcement of a $10,000 reward regarding Wise’s Christmas Eve slaying at the community center in North Little Rock.
Pastors, police and politicians begged and pleaded Monday for information about the unsolved Christmas Eve killing of a Salvation Army major in North Little Rock’s Baring Cross neighborhood.
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