Dale County Man Gets 18 Years for Manslaughter
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Posted: 10:26 PM Jun 19, 2008
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A Dale County man who was charged with murder but pled guilty to manslaughter was sentenced Thursday in Ozark.

56-year-old Johnny Draugh was accused in the stabbing death of Ronnie Miller in Daleville.

The two were arguing over the title to a vehicle in February of last year when the disagreement turned deadly.

Draugh's murder trial had already begun last month when he decided to plead guilty to manslaughter.

He sentenced to 18-years in prison.
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