Man indicted for murder in Grayson Co. Deputy's death

By: Victoria Maranan Email

Posted: Thu 10:41 PM, May 09, 2013

By: Victoria Maranan Email

SHERMAN, TX-A man suspected of hitting and killing a Grayson county deputy while driving drunk was indicted for murder.

28-year-old Rickey Trent Stanley was also indicted for intoxication manslaughter--causing the death of a peace officer and three counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Investigators said Stanley hit Deputy Chad Key on Highway 82 last month, as Key was directing traffic.

Stanley remains in the Grayson county jail.

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