Judge finds campus attacker guilty
By Quinn Craugh and Kelly Kallien | Nov. 19, 2007A judge found Antonio Pope guilty of four felony counts Friday after he pled no contest to the charges
A judge found Antonio Pope guilty of four felony counts Friday after he pled no contest to the charges
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Antonio Pope - the man accused of two attacks on UW-Madison students near campus last semester - was found guilty of two felony counts of first degree sexual assault and kidnapping Friday, after pleading no contest to the charges.
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