Criminal
Sep. 2, 1999
Man Convicted of Crimes in Absentia
Man Convicted of Crimes in Absentia A man who was tried in absentia for deliberately shooting his wife in the head was convicted Tuesday in Los Angeles Superior Court of her attempted murder.
Man Convicted of Crimes in Absentia
A man who was tried in absentia for deliberately shooting his wife in the head was convicted Tuesday in Los Angeles Superior Court of her attempted murder.
Jurors, who deliberated less than half a day, also convicted Daniel Perez, 28, of one count each of corporal injury to a spouse, kidnapping, false imprisonment an...
A man who was tried in absentia for deliberately shooting his wife in the head was convicted Tuesday in Los Angeles Superior Court of her attempted murder.
Jurors, who deliberated less than half a day, also convicted Daniel Perez, 28, of one count each of corporal injury to a spouse, kidnapping, false imprisonment an...
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