UNION COUNTY -- One convicted killer will be spending 10 more years behind bars after murdering a Central Ohio sheriff.
Stanley Penn, who was convicted of killing Union County Sheriff Harry Wolfe in 1982, received a 10-year continuance and his parole was denied, NBC 4's Erin Tate reported.
Penn's next parole hearing will be Feb. 1, 2018, Tate reported.
MORE: Widow Of Murdered Deputy Speaks Out
Sara Winfield spoke out yesterday in hopes of keeping Penn in prison. Her husband, a deputy with the Marion County Sheriff's Office, was killed on the job in late 2004.
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