Reward offered for suspect in N. Arizona deputy killing
Authorities say Scott Curley, 23, shot a Utah sheriff's deputy near the Arizona-Utah border Thursday.
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Posted: 08/28/2010
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By: Associated Press
FREDONIA, AZ - The U.S. Marshals Service offered a $10,000 reward Saturday for information leading to the capture of a man accused of killing a Utah sheriff's deputy in the Arizona town of Fredonia.
Authorities say 23-year-old Scott Curley vanished after he fatally shot 41-year-old Kane County Deputy Brian Harris on Thursday and was believed to be hiding in the wilderness on the Arizona-Utah line.
Harris was shot Thursday while chasing Curley.
Curley was suspected of trying to burglarize Fredonia High School and holding a janitor at gunpoint on Wednesday night.
The janitor was unharmed, and Curley avoided authorities until Thursday.
A manhunt was under way for Curley.
Investigators say Curley was armed with an assault rifle.
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