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Manhattan man convicted in May 2017 shooting death
Sentenced was set for Aug. 27
A Manhattan man was convicted in the shooting death of one man and the attempted murder of another man.
Steven Harris, 39, was convicted Thursday of second-degree murder in the death of German Gonzalez-Garcia, 39.
Prosecutors say Harris shot the two victims in May 2017 in Manhattan. German Gonzalez-Garcia died at the scene. The second victim, Adrian Ortega, was critically wounded. Harris was convicted of attempted second-degree murder in Ortega's death.
Harris was arrested along with his girlfriend in Wichita four days after the shooting when they tried to check into a Wichita hotel.
Harris had previously been convicted of attempted second-degree murder in Franklin County and was released from prison in 2015.
He will be sentenced Aug. 27.