Chino Hills kidnapping-murder suspect pleads not guilty in arraignment
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Jianquan Bo appeared in court with an attorney and interpreter, pleading not guilty to murder and kidnapping in connection with the July 29 kidnapping and trunk-murder of Shukur Aikebaer; prosecutors say he helped orchestrate the crime with his brother Zhengfeng Bo, who fired the fatal shot and was killed by deputies in an officer-involved shooting. The case ties to a deteriorating business dispute at Panshi Inc., where Aikebaer was CFO, and investigators say a second victim died at a separate location. Bo is due back in court August 12 for further proceedings.
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