Ken and Fred hated each other. They were next-door neighbors who always had an unkind word to say to one another after Ken called the animal control board to complain that Fred's dog was left out all night and barks incessantly. Because of the complaint, Fred had to get rid of his dog. One day the two were cutting the hedges that spread out along the boundary of their property. As Ken was at one end of the hedges, Fred began to taunt Ken. Fred said to Ken, "I hear your wife was at the local tavern looking to score some real action. Word around town is that you're no man," at which point Ken took his hedge trimmers, which looked like large scissors, and stuck them in Fred's leg. As Fred screamed in pain and tried to crawl back into his house, Ken walked away. Fred later died. When police came to arrest Ken, he confessed that he only meant to hurt Fred, not to kill him. What crimes against Ken can be charged? Please answer the following short essay question utilizing the IRAC method.