Manslaughter Charge Dropped in Man's Death

Rochester, N.Y. - A Rochester man no longer faces a manslaughter charge for the death of Richard Sullivan in November.

A Monroe County Grand Jury did not indict Paul Kubrich.

Rochester Police said Sullivan showed up at his ex-girlfriend's home on Carlton Street and got into a fight the woman's new boyfriend, Kubrich.

Both men fell over a porch railing.

Police said Sullivan was stabbed with a pocket knife and later died from his injuries.

Kubrich's lawyer maintained it was a case of self-defense.

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