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Second defendant in 2020 Lubbock robbery sentenced to 25 years in prison - Vimarsana News

Second defendant in 2020 Lubbock robbery sentenced to 25 years in prison

Tanner Stone pleaded guilty to a count of aggravated robbery in the Aug. 25, 2020 shooting of Aaron Assiter, 21.

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Luis Munoz was sentenced to 99 years in prison for his role in the shooting that paralyzed Aaron Assiter during a 2020 armed robbery in south Lubbock.

Defendant 2020 aggravated robbery found guilty, gets 99-year sentence - Vimarsana News

Defendant 2020 aggravated robbery found guilty, gets 99-year sentence

24-year-old Luis Munoz faces five years to life in prison after a jury in the 140th District Court found him guilty of a 2020 armed robbery.

Lubbock man stands trial for 2020 shooting that paralyzed man - Vimarsana News

Lubbock man stands trial for 2020 shooting that paralyzed man

Prosecutor Cassie Nesbitt told jurors that a 24-year-old man acted intentionally, knowingly or recklessly during a botched marijuana deal more than two years ago when he shot a man who permanently lo…

Teen credits doctor with giving him use of his arm & relieving horrible pain - Vimarsana News

Teen credits doctor with giving him use of his arm & relieving horrible pain

Teen credits doctor with giving him use of his arm & relieving horrible pain     ENGLEWOOD, Colorado (KCNC) — A teenager from Texas, shot and paralyzed, is crediting a Colorado surgeon for giving him back the use of his left arm. The 18 year old had a complicated surgery at Swedish Medical Center that also relieved his excruciating pain. Aaron Assiter can make a fist and straighten his hand. He can move his wrist down and back. Movement most take for granted is a major milestone for Aaron. “It’s awesome,” he said. Nine months ago, he was unsure if he’d ever be able to use his l...