US EditionMcAllen man gets 35 years for hitting, killing Cameron County deputy constable
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McAllen man gets 35 years for hitting, killing Cameron County deputy constable
Jesse Edward Leatherwood A jury on Monday sentenced a 47-year-old McAllen man to 35 years in prison for hitting and killing a Cameron County Precinct 1 deputy constable who was working a crash last September. The jury convicted Jesse Edward Leatherwood on a charge of intoxication manslaughter last Thursday, Cameron County District Attorney Luis V. Saenz said in a Facebook post. Leatherwood killed Deputy Constable Ruben Garcia, of Brownsville, on…
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