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MERRILL -The attorney for an
18-year-old Tomahawk man charged with killing a convenience
store clerk says police acted improperly during a search.
Derek K. Domke is charged
with first-degree intentional homicide in the killing of
25-year-old Rochelle Anderson.
Anderson was beaten and
stabbed to death March 22 outside the Zephyr Fuel
convenience store in Tomahawk where she was working.
Investigators conducted a
search at Domke's apartment May 14, hours after Tomahawk
Police Chief Don Johnson learned that Domke's palm and
finger prints matched those found in blood in the gas
station bathroom.
Domke's attorney, Robert
Rusch, attempted Tuesday to discredit the results of the
search warrant, saying that officers collected evidence
outside of what the warrant allowed.
A ruling is expected before
the five-day trial begins on Oct. 20.
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