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Four men sentenced for Spring Break stabbing

by Action 4 News Staff

Posted: 02.13.2013 at 8:54 PM

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Four more men have been sentenced for the Spring Break stabbing of Derek Madrigal.

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Four men have been sentenced for their involvement in the 2012 Spring Break stabbing of Dereck Madrigal.

-Jaime A. Matos

-Jimmy Lee Zuniga

-Omar I. Guerrero

-Rudy Ryan Arreola.

Each of the men have been sentenced to three years in prison.

On Feb. 6, Felix Vasquez Jr. received the same sentencing for his role in the stabbing.

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