Las Vegas – The man was accused of shooting two homeless and wounded three other, the guilt admitted two points of the first-degree murder.
Cristobal Omar Perez, 32, entered his fault on Monday, the day before his trial was scheduled, for the beginning of the trial, a review of Las Vegas reviews reported. It will face a 40-year prison in life when he was sentenced to 8. April.
Prosecutors said that the third victim was close to death and if that person died, Perez could be accused and faced with firmer punishment.
The shooting occurred 1, 2023. in December, near the highway overpass in the northeastern part of the city. Police said The attacker rejected with a black SUV He shot 14 shots indiscriminately in the group of homeless people, then picked up a car to escape. Investigators are suspected at a time when the shooting is planned in advance.
According to the arrest report, the police said that Perez wanted to “protect the family” after someone tried to break into his sister’s home. She told him that she noticed a man at the gas station over the homeless he looked like he would be like an essential attacker, and Perez decided to face man.
Police said Perez had his girlfriend, Kylee Au Young, meet him blocking him in the escape vehicle. Its case is still in progress. He faces two points of open murder and counting the conspiracy to commit the murder.
Defender Frank Cube said that Perez took responsibility and that the other charges fell as part of the plea agreement.
2025-02-24 23:43:00
