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Oct 10, 2008 9:53 am US/Mountain

Witness Given Immunity In Murder Case Now Missing

PUEBLO, Colo. (AP) ― A convicted felon expected to testify against his former co-defendants in a Pueblo murder case is missing and a warrant has been issued for his arrest.

Authorities say Eric Dixon, 38, was granted immunity in exchange for his agreement to testify against two men suspected in the June 4 shooting death of Eleuterio Gutierrez-Munoz, 41.

Dixon was required to check in daily with probation officials as a condition of his agreement, but court records show he has not reported since Sept. 15.

Pueblo County District Attorney Bill Thiebaut says he considers Dixon's failure to report to probation officials a breach of his immunity deal.

Robert Pemberton, 22, and David Roebuck, 24, are accused in Gutierrez-Munoz's death.

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