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HORNELL (WENY) - Authorities have upgraded the charges against the Hornell man accused of killing an 18-month-old baby in November.

After a Steuben County Grand Jury heard the case against 22-year-old Dakota Miller of Hornell, the charges against him were upgraded. Miller is accused of intentionally killing 18-month-old Ian Miniske-Huff on Nov. 25. Miller is now facing charges of aggravated murder, first and second degree murder and manslaughter. "The game has changed dramatically for Mr. Miller at this point. The original manslaughter charge carried a max of 25 years, he 's now looking at like without parole with these charges," explains Steuben County District Attorney, Brooks Baker.

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