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Exclusive | My darling boy was slain in cold blood. Now, thanks to Newsom, his killer will go free

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Maria Gill, whose football hero son Jeremy Rosales, nicknamed “Tank,” was gunned down near the family’s Victorville home in January, told The Post that one of her boy’s alleged assailants, aged 16, will be released by the time he’s 25 under California's Proposition 57.

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Exclusive | My darling boy was slain in cold blood. Now, thanks to Newsom, his killer will go free

Maria Gill, whose football hero son Jeremy Rosales, nicknamed “Tank,” was gunned down near the family’s Victorville home in January, told The Post that one of her boy’s alleged assailants, aged 16, will be released by the time he’s 25 under California's Proposition 57.

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New York Post broke the news in New York, United States on Monday, May 4, 2026.
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