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Site SearchKnightdale, N.C. — Knightdale police still have no suspects in the beating death of a Domino's Pizza assistant manager, although they are looking at several persons of interest, Chief Shawn Brown said Thursday.
Kenneth "Kenny" Ring, 24, died Jan. 11, two days after a delivery driver found him on the floor of the Domino's store in the Widewaters Commons Shopping Center, at 2001 Widewaters Parkway.
Investigators said Ring was injured in an apparent robbery, but detectives have searched Ring's cell phone and home in an attempt to identify a suspect.
Brown said investigators are still seeking leads in the case and want to speak to anyone in the area late Jan. 8 or early Jan. 9 – particularly from midnight to 12:39 a.m.
Anyone with information, regardless of how insignificant it might seem, should call Knightdale police at 919-217-2261.
A reward for information leading to an arrest in the case is more than $20,000.
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What a stupid comment. Why don't you go figure it out instead of "just feeling bad".
March 12, 2010 12:47 p.m.
Why would there be any clues at his home if it happened at work? I mean, if they DO find something, I'm definitely going to be the first to applaud their thorough-ness but I guess I'm just not seeing the purpose that it serves.
March 12, 2010 11:12 a.m.
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