Emergency crews work in San Diego, in this file photo. (Gregory Bull/AP Photo) SAN DIEGO—The last of four defendants convicted in a violent South Bay crime spree that left one man shot dead and a woman paralyzed in a separate shooting was sentenced this week to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
Over the course of a few days in April of 2018, prosecutors say that along with both shootings, the defendants took part in a stabbing, and the abduction and assault of another victim, among other crimes.
The fatal shooting victim, 59-year-old Mario Serhan, was mistakenly believed to be an undercover police officer surveilling the defendants and was shot in the head at a Chula Vista intersection.
Less than a day later, the defendants took a 19-year-old woman they believed had been “snitching” to police to Sunset Cliffs, where prosecutors say Michael Pedraza, 34, shot her and left her […]
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