Teens plead no contest in Aurora fire
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Posted: Wednesday, September 17, 2008
AURORA, Neb. (AP) -- Two Aurora teenagers have pleaded no contest in juvenile court to setting fires that gutted a historic building in the east central Nebraska town this summer.
Fifteen-year-old Darrin Enderle and 14-year-old Jason Galvin were charged with intentionally damaging the Fedelity Building on July 10.
According to police, the boys set several fires on several floors of the building. The building, built in 1905, was demolished earlier this month.
Enderle's sentencing is Nov. 10.
Galvin, who also pleaded no contest to terroristic threats in a separate incident, will be sentenced Oct. 28.
Fifteen-year-old Darrin Enderle and 14-year-old Jason Galvin were charged with intentionally damaging the Fedelity Building on July 10.
According to police, the boys set several fires on several floors of the building. The building, built in 1905, was demolished earlier this month.
Enderle's sentencing is Nov. 10.
Galvin, who also pleaded no contest to terroristic threats in a separate incident, will be sentenced Oct. 28.
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