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(KLZA)-- A Pawnee City man has entered a plea of not guilty to a pair of felony charges in Richardson County District Court.
21-year-old Melvin J.D. Campbell was one of two men arrested by Richardson County deputies in Humboldt November 17th, following an attempted break-in at R & D Grocery in Humboldt that night.
Campbell is charged with attempted burglary and is also faces a felony charge of possession of Xanax, a controlled substance.
A jury trial is scheduled for April 12.
Also arrested in connection with the attempted break-in of the grocery store was 25-year-old Brandon Miller of Home City, Kansas.
Miller is serving two years in the Nebraska Department of corrections after entering a guilty plea to a felony charge of attempted burglary.
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