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Sentencing date set for man convicted of killing state trooper

May 23, 2022 By Dar Danielson

Michael Lang listens to testimony in his trial. (KCRG photo)

The Grundy Center man found guilty of shooting and killing an Iowa State Patrol Trooper will be sentenced in June.

A Jury took around two-and-half hours of deliberation earlier this month before finding 42-year-old Michael Lang guilty of first-degree murder in the death of Patrol Sergeant Jim Smith last April in Grundy Center.

Lang was also found guilty of attempted murder, and assault on a peace officer in connection with the standoff. He will be sentenced to life in prison on June 27th.

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