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Verified insider - Karen Shahan case
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Shahan had already checked his luggage and passed security, but never made it onto the plane. He was red flagged by the computer system and Homeland Security agents took him into custody.
However, Shahan's attorney John Lentine said the allegations that Shahan planned to skip the country are "totally bogus." He said Shahan would have turned himself in at any time if he had been notified by the police department of the charges. The attorney says they plan to waive extradition to Alabama.
Wendell Sheffield, another attorney representing Shahan, adds that they didn't even know about the murder warrant. He says if they had, they would have told Shahan he couldn't go on his mission trip.
"And that was done for no other reason that to leave the impression with people, the way it was left at the news conference with Homewood PD, [is] that [Shahan] had done something he shouldn't do and that's just not the case, it's just not," Sheffield said.
Chief Roberson said he saw a picture of Shahan just after he was pulled out of line at the airport, and he looked "totally shocked."
However, Shahan's attorney John Lentine said the allegations that Shahan planned to skip the country are "totally bogus." He said Shahan would have turned himself in at any time if he had been notified by the police department of the charges. The attorney says they plan to waive extradition to Alabama.
Wendell Sheffield, another attorney representing Shahan, adds that they didn't even know about the murder warrant. He says if they had, they would have told Shahan he couldn't go on his mission trip.
"And that was done for no other reason that to leave the impression with people, the way it was left at the news conference with Homewood PD, [is] that [Shahan] had done something he shouldn't do and that's just not the case, it's just not," Sheffield said.
Chief Roberson said he saw a picture of Shahan just after he was pulled out of line at the airport, and he looked "totally shocked."