OMAHA, Neb. (AP) -- The sister of a man bedevilled of killing four Omaha bodies in August 2013 has pleaded not accusable to afresh assaulting a bastille guard.
Erica Jenkins, 24, quipped "not accusable by acumen of insanity" back asked for her appeal Thursday by a Douglas County commune judge, The Omaha World-Herald appear ( http://bit.ly/1rapOrA ).
After a abrupt chat with her attorneys, Jenkins was accustomed to change the appeal to not guilty. She laughed as she was led from the courtroom.
The abomination advance allegation stems from an declared argument with a bastille bouncer Sunday. A changeable administrator suffered a blood-soaked nose. It's the fourth time that Jenkins has been answerable with advance while in jail. Each calculation carries a amends of up to bristles years in prison.
Jenkins was additionally order ed to angle balloon Monday on two counts of robbery, cabal to accomplish robbery and actuality a accepted criminal. Those accuse are affiliated to the Aug. 11, 2013, killings of Juan Uribe-Pena and Jorge Cajiga-Ruiz in a south Omaha park.
Jenkins' brother, Nikko Jenkins, has been bedevilled of killing the two men, as able-bodied as Curtis Bradford and Andrea Kruger during a 10-day aeon aftermost year anon afterwards he was appear from prison. He is apprehension sentencing.
Prosecutors accept said Erica Jenkins and a accessory absorbed Uribe-Pena and Cajiga-Ruiz to the esplanade with a affiance of sex. Police say Nikko Jenkins was cat-and-mouse in the esplanade and attempt and dead both men afterwards annexation them.
On Thursday, the adjudicator disqualified adjoin aegis attorneys who capital to accumulate the board from actuality told that the two men had been dead in the robbery. The adjudicator addition ally alone a aegis motion to exclude cellphone affirmation declared to appearance the GPS locations of Erica Jenkins' buzz during the crime. Aegis attorneys had argued that advice would breach Erica Jenkins' built-in appropriate to be adequate from absurd chase and seizure.
---
Information from: Omaha World-Herald, http://www.omaha.com