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Suspect convicted in deadly shooting case sentenced to 30 years in prison
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· July 23, 2026
· 1 min read
Adis Hernandez-Rivas was sentenced to 30 years in San Antonio for killing Duniel Valladares Fernandez. Prosecutors cited a financial dispute; video, a traffic stop arrest, and the gun hidden in a fridge.
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Key points Prosecutors cited a financial dispute; video, a traffic stop arrest, and the gun hidden in a fridge. Adis Hernandez-Rivas was sentenced to 30 years in San Antonio for killing Duniel Valladares Fernandez. More safety Today’s briefing Local events
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