The former walk sharper imposed a penalty in the attacks of a 290-year-old woman star-news.press/wp

On Friday, a Judge Denver has been facing the driver for 290 years, the prosecutors said they had kidnapped a woman of more than four years.

The man John Pastor Mendoza was convicted at the end of October between the scheduled and 2022 years of sexual assault and sexual assault.

Mr. Pastor-Mendoza, who lived in the Denver, falsely claimed that he was the driver of women who used the rides to share, which includes the driver of the downtown bars and outside the clubs.

Although the women who were aimed, he did not know, although Mr. Pastor-Mendoza was the driver of Lyft, was not a direct assigned driver, as the authorities said.

Lyft said he was not recorded by these walks and Mr. Pastor-Mendoza leaving the books, Washington Post Report. Lyft did not immediately respond to comments on Saturday.

According to John Walsh, according to the Attorney of the Denver district, the Mr. Pastor-Mendoza would attack them sexually into his car or move it to another location.

“Pastor Mendoza 12 victimized women in four years estimated, cruel and contemptible,” Mr. Walsh said in the newsnars. He called the sentence, Karen Karen Brody, “completely appropriate.”

“We should all be thankful for the courage of Pastor-Mendoza, in trial, to ensure that pastor-mendoza will not be able to harm our community,” Mr. Walsh added.

Mr. Pastor-Mendoza 12 was convicted of kidnapping women, two of them to try to do sexual assaults, sexual assaults and robbery. Mr. Pastor Mendoza kept his innocence by punishing his, According to a spokesman from the District Lawyers Office.

When Mr. Pastor-Mendo was charged in October 2022, Denver Police announced that at least victims were at least victims for Mr. Pastor-Mendoza.

Rachel Perry, a woman attacked by Mr. Pastor-Mendoza, said he had given his or her response to flight that he did not drive to his destination in March 2019. According to the new November.

“We’re strong, we fought and fought hard” Mrs. Perry told reporters on Friday with seven other victims of courtKusako TV station reported. “I survived a monster. We all did. And today, I feel that we’ve got justice.”