Guam Officers Deny Shooting B-52 Bomber
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AGANA, Guam — Two territorial conservation officers pleaded innocent in federal court today to charges connected with the shooting of a B-52 that forced the bomber to crash-land last October. Leonard Iriarte is charged with attempted murder and destruction of government property. Danny D. Wolford is charged with being an accessory. No one was injured aboard the plane, which landed at Andersen Air Force Base.
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