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Bail denied Pa. woman accused of killing FBI agent
posted 10:38 am Thu November 20, 2008
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PITTSBURGH - Bail has been denied for a woman accused of killing an FBI (web) agent during a drug raid.Christina Korbe, 40, was arraigned early Thursday on a homicide charge in the shooting death of Special Agent Sam Hicks.
Korbe told investigators she thought her home was being burglarized and that she was shooting at an intruder Wednesday morning.
Hicks and other law enforcement officers had gone to Korbe's home to serve a warrant on her husband, Robert, as part of a drug sweep.
Christina Korbe called 911 during the raid and said her house was being robbed and that she had fired at a burglar. She was arrested while still on the phone with an emergency dispatcher.
Written By JOE MANDAK
Hicks and other law enforcement officers had gone to Korbe's home to serve a warrant on her husband, Robert, as part of a drug sweep.
Christina Korbe called 911 during the raid and said her house was being robbed and that she had fired at a burglar. She was arrested while still on the phone with an emergency dispatcher.Written By JOE MANDAK
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