Sniper can be force-fed, says judge

A judge has allowed prison staff to force-feed convicted sniper John Muhammad while he awaits trial in the county for six killings.

Sniper can be force-fed, says judge
Fri, 26 Aug, 2005 - 07:22

A judge has allowed prison staff to force-feed convicted sniper John Muhammad while he awaits trial in the county for six killings.

Muhammad had not eaten anything since being transferred to the Montgomery County, Maryland, jail on Monday, corrections officials said in court documents.

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