Judge agrees to block some statements made by accused gunman in Jared Bridegan murder case

Some of the previously incriminating statements made to prosecutors by the man accused of fatally shooting Jared Bridegan will not be allowed during his first-degree murder trial, Judge London Kite announced Tuesday.  But prosecutors can use the sworn statement Henry Tenon made as part of his earlier plea deal, Kite said. That sworn statement included what Tenon originally agreed to testify to against his co-defendants.