Youngstown man found guilty in 2019 murder

Kyle Rice, 31, was found guilty Wednesday of aggravated murder and murder.

Wednesday, July 21st 2021, 11:49 PM EDT

Updated:

Wednesday, July 21st 2021, 11:54 PM EDT

A Youngstown man has been found guilty in a 2019 murder.

Kyle Rice, 31, was found guilty Wednesday of aggravated murder and murder.

He was convicted in the shooting that killed Danekua Bankston back in February of 2019.

Police say they had a previous relationship.

It's unclear when Rice will be sentenced.

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