Category Archives: Luis Ramírez

Juez suaviza sentencia de ex policías

Posted on August 27, 2012 by

Matthew Nestor y William Moyer pasarán respectivamente 13 y 3 meses en prisión luego de que un juez federal dictara una sentencia muy por debajo de lo que recomiendan los lineamientos. El juez Richard Caputo dijo que las recomendaciones para … Continue reading →

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Piekarsky y Donchak quieren un nuevo juicio

Posted on January 12, 2012 by

Defensores argumentarán que sus clientes fueron juzgados dos veces por el mismo crimen, en violación con sus derechos constitucionales. Los dos jóvenes encarcelados por participar en la golpiza que le quitó la vida a un inmigrante indocumentado pedirán que se … Continue reading →

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Donchak y Piekarsky apelan sentencia

Posted on March 1, 2011 by

Una sentencia de nueve años en una prisión federal es mucho tiempo, en especial si se ha cometido un crimen de odio en contra de un inmigrante indocumentado. O al menos eso es lo que piensan Brandon J. Piekarsky y … Continue reading →

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Defendant William Moyer thinks about the future

Posted on January 27, 2011 by

The Shenandoah Trials: Waiting for a verdict from Gustavo Martinez on Vimeo. The family of former lieutenant William Moyer hasn’t missed a single day of trial against him. His wife and two children were always on the front row and … Continue reading →

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The Never-Ending Shenandoah Trials

Posted on January 19, 2011 by

Shenandoah Trials: A never ending story from Gustavo Martinez on Vimeo. Former Shenandoah police chief Matthew R. Nestor will have a busy 2011 defending himself in courts across the states. Currently, Nestor, William Moyer and Jason Hayes are standing federal … Continue reading →

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Apareció Crystal Dillman y ya casi hay jurado

Posted on January 13, 2011 by

Toma el audio gratis para tu comunidad Crystal Dillman entró a la sala donde se llevaban a cabo las entrevistas a los posibles jurados la tarde del martes en el tercer día del juicio contra de tres ex policías de … Continue reading →

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Crystal Dillman showed up, jury almost ready

Posted on January 13, 2011 by

Crystal Dillman walked into the courtroom where the questioning of prospective jurors continued Tuesday afternoon on the third day of the federal trial against three former Shenandoah policemen charged with conspiring to obstruct justice in the investigation into the fatal … Continue reading →

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A just verdict for a hateful crime: The Shenandoah hate crime trial

Posted on November 2, 2010 by

Published in Latina Lista Guilty. It was a verdict the defendants, Brandon Piekarsky and Derrick Donchak, were not expecting. After all, Piekarsky had already been acquitted of third-degree murder and both were acquitted of ethnic intimidation during a weeklong trial … Continue reading →

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Shenandoah Hate Crime: The New Awakening of Crystal Dillman

Posted on October 15, 2010 by

Crystal Dillman woke up Friday with a feeling so long ago missing in her that it was almost surreal. “I finally feel relief,” she said. “This is justice for me, my children and Luis.” After more than two years, an … Continue reading →

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After five hours of deliberation, jury had a question

Posted on October 14, 2010 by

The all-white jury in the trial against two Shenandoah, Pa., men charged with a hate crime continues deliberating after five hours. The 12 members of the jury came out to ask Judge Richard A. Caputo if at the time of … Continue reading →

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