Casas sentenced in Pope Valley molestation case
A Napa judge on Monday imposed eight consecutive sentences of 25 years to life in state prison to Casas after his conviction on 22 counts of sexually abusing minors.
Source: napavalleyregister.com
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A Napa judge on Monday imposed eight consecutive sentences of 25 years to life in state prison to Casas after his conviction on 22 counts of sexually abusing minors.
Benjamin Casas was convicted on all 22 counts of felony child sex abuse in Napa court on Thursday afternoon.
A Napa County jury has received the case of Benjamin Casas, a former Pope Valley school employee who faces 22 counts of child sexual abuse.
Facing the possibility of years in prison on charges of sexually abusing at least five minors, Benjamin Casas took the witness stand in Napa County on Wednesday.