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Mistrial Declared in Davis Stabbings Trial; Jury Found Carlos Dominguez Not Guilty of First-Degree Murder

  • In Woodland, CA, Judge Sonia Cortes denied the sanity restoration petition for 65-year-old Carlos Reales Dominguez, citing lack of insight, impulse issues, unstable housing, and need for ongoing treatment.
  • During court arguments, Deputy Public Defender Joe Gocke cited Dominguez’s substance use and assault at a state hospital, while the prosecution questioned his fitness to reenter society.
  • Judge Sonia Cortes acknowledged two years of outpatient progress but found the treatment plan insufficient, with Gocke emphasizing AA meetings and family support from the accused’s daughter.
  • Following the judge's denial, Dominguez remains in custody without bail, with a court date set for July 24 to determine next steps in his trial.
  • Beyond the court, Davis residents experienced early business closures, UC Davis moved classes online, and expanded rideshare services to enhance safety after the stabbing attacks.
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Davis Vanguard broke the news in on Friday, June 27, 2025.
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