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BILOXI, Miss. (AP) — An 18-year-old man has pleaded guilty to helping another man who is charged in the shooting death of a Mississippi police officer.
News outlets report that 18-year-old Andre Anderson Sullivan of Gulfport waived a grand jury investigation and pleaded guilty Monday to accessory after the fact to capital murder in the May 5 death of Biloxi officer Robert McKeithen.
Sullivan was one of four people accused of helping Darian Atkinson hide from authorities after McKeithen was killed outside a Biloxi police station.
Atkinson was indicted last month on a capital murder charge. A trial date hasn’t been set.
Sullivan told a judge Monday that he gave Atkinson a change of clothes, knowing Atkinson was being sought.
Sullivan is to be sentenced after the charge against Atkinson is resolved.
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