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The murder defendant facing a retrial in connection to a separate drive-by shooting case is back in Superior Court today but defendant Nicholas Moore went before a new judge. Moore appeared before Jud

Nicholas Moore drive-by shooting retrial-murder defendant Nicholas Wayne Moore is back in court but will have to wait longer before his murder trial gets going. A pool of potential jurors showed up to

The trial for murder defendant Nicholas Moore could possibly start next year. Moore, who stands accused in the killing of Michael Castro, was in court on Tuesday. Defense attorney Mike Phillips tells

A Guam Police Department detective testified during trial on Tuesday that defendant Nicholas Wayne Moore fired a gun on the night of Oct. 15, 2020, in Agana Heights.

Eric Salone testified Monday that defendant Nicholas Wayne Moore seemed to be proud of the Oct. 15, 2020, shooting in Agana Heights, showing no remorse afterward.

After weeks spent questioning the same witness, Judge Alberto Tolentino granted a motion Tuesday to conclude the defense cross-examination of Eric Salone.

The trial of Nicholas Wayne Moore is on pause as Judge Alberto Tolentino decides how to proceed with evidence that was entered after the trial started.

One of the two guns allegedly involved in an Agana Heights shooting wasn’t entered into evidence for the case because it’s being used as evidence in a murder case.

Eric Benjamin Salone testified that both he and Nicholas Moore fired weapons from a truck in Agana Heights the night of Oct. 15, 2020, with Moore, the driver, shooting through

Jury selection resumed this week for Nicholas Moore’s Agana Heights shooting trial.