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#JusticeAlert In 2025, a 26-year-old victim was fatally shot in the back of the head by the defendant during an argument at the Tucson home they shared. Now he's facing significant prison time. (see below)
by a second term of 30 years: maximum, enhanced sentences. Thank you to the team of Deputy County Attorneys Shelby Aguallo and Nanette Morrow, PCAO Victim Advocates, and the investigators for their successful prosecution, advocacy, and pursuit of justice.
The victim was pregnant at the time of death. A jury convicted the defendant of two counts of second-degree murder, possession of a dangerous drug for sale, and being a prohibited possessor.
A Pima County judge sentenced the defendant to one term of 35 years in prison, followed
Today County Attorney Conover spoke at the 48th Annual #PascuaYaqui Tribal Recognition Day. It was an awesome way to connect with our community! Pascua Yaqui Tribe of Arizona thank you for having us! @pytribe
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Justice Alert: First Degree Murder Conviction
On July 17, 2024, a 46yo victim was purchasing a drink at an East Tucson convenience store when the defendant, who was also inside the store, began to antagonize the victim. After words were exchanged between the two men(cont.)
premeditated murder ensures that he will be held accountable for taking a life.
Thank you to the team of Deputy County Attorney Nanette Morrow, Victim Advocate Nicole Morin, and Detective Kelly Ewings for their successful investigation, collaboration, and conviction.(cont.).
the victim walked out of the store and was followed by the defendant, who engaged the victim again and fatally shot him in cold blood.*
A Pima County judge sentenced the defendant to natural life in prison without the possibility of parole. This sentence for first-degree (cont.)
de hasta $2,500, un máximo de 6 meses en la cárcel, y hasta 3 años de libertad condicional 2. Mantener a los animales adentro de un vehículo a pleno sol Código del Condado de Pima 6.04.110(B)(6), Estatutos Revisados de Arizona (A.R.S.) § 13-2910(A)(7) Delitos menores
sólido, al que puedan acceder en todo momento 3. Mantenga a los perros completamente contenidos dentro de un patio cercado o con una correa de 6 pies (1.83 metros) como máximo. 4. Adopte animales de refugios acreditados 5. Mantenga al día las vacunas contra la rabia 6.
Proporcióneles atención veterinaria razonable para todas las lesiones, parásitos y enfermedades Lo que no debe hacer: 1. Tener a los perros con estacas/cables de amarre Código del Condado de Pima 6.04.110(B)(5) Delito menor de la Clase Uno Multa mínima obligatoria $100. Multa