Wallkill man convicted in road-rage fatal stabbing
Horace Duke, 23, was convicted of manslaughter and criminal possession of a weapon.
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Wallkill man has been convicted of a fatal stabbing that followed a road rage
incident last October.
Horace
Duke, 23, was convicted of manslaughter and criminal possession of a weapon.
The
incident happened near Exit 119 of State Route 17 in Wallkill.
Duke
and 74-year-old Joel Laddy were involved in an accident. It escalated into a
verbal argument which ended with Duke stabbing Laddy once in the chest with a
kitchen knife.
Duke
faces up to 25 years when he is sentenced in June. His attorney says he plans
to appeal.
