State AG against sentencing break in vet's beating (Post-Tribune)

9 March 2010, 3:17 am

The Indiana attorney general is speaking out against an appeal by a Munster man who pleaded guilty to attacking his 86-year-old neighbor. In a news release issued Monday, Attorney General Greg Zoeller said that Charles Boswell Jr.'s attack against his World War II-veteran neighbor, Anthony Udowski, was so brutal that the 20-year sentence was fair and just. "The victim and his family can be ...... Read More »

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