Kansas Police search for convicted killer KSNT-TV Channel 27 and Kansas law enforcement officials are asking for tips to help catch a convicted murderer accused of violating conditions of his parole.
Harrison Lee Pope, 26, was Monday's focus of the Northeast Kansas Most Wanted program introduced last year by Channel 27 News. The program broadcasts photos and descriptions on Monday and Wednesday evenings of fugitives selected by local Kansas authorities.

Pope is wanted by the Kansas Department of Corrections on an outstanding warrant charging he violated parole, which was granted after he served time in prison.

Pope was sentenced to eight years and one month behind bars for intentional second-degree murder in the slaying of Alfredo Sauceda. Sauceda, 38, was shot and killed May 21, 1995, while attending a backyard cookout at 300 S.E. Golden Ave.

Pope said he went to confront Sauceda because he thought Sauceda was providing illegal drugs to Pope's mother, Jacqueline Pope, who was receiving treatment for drug addiction.

Corrections records show Harrison Pope absconded from parole on July 18. He is a black man who has black hair and brown eyes, stands 6 feet tall and weighs about 218 pounds.

Authorities ask the public not to try to detain Harrison Pope. Anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 234-0007 or the Kansas Bureau of Investigation at (800) KS-CRIME (572-7463).