Brown County judge Timothy Hinkfuss has sentenced Richard Arrington, 22, of Milwaukee to life in prison with parole after 35 years, in front of a packed courtroom Friday.
The Judge said he believed Arrington to be a very damaged individual.
The prosecution says Arrington has a violent criminal history including home invasion, pimping and an attack on his then pregnant girlfriend. https://t.co/hklA5YeQBr
— Max Grossfeld NBC26 (@MaxGrossfeld) January 19, 2018
The victims mother gave a tearful plea for justice for her son and that no one would never suffer the same fate.
A jury found Richard Arrington guilty of first degree intentional homicide and possession of a firearm by convicted out-of-state felon in court on November 6th in Green Bay last year.
Arrington was charged with shooting and killing 25-year-old Ricardo Gomez on Day Street in April 2016.
Officers searched for Arrington and another man, Devin Landrum, in the days after the shooting. Arrington eventually turned himself in.
Richard Arrington is in court, facing his sentencing for the April 2016 shooting of Richard Gomez, 25.
He’s convicted of 1st degree intentional homicide. pic.twitter.com/aWlZgbAjiJ
— Max Grossfeld NBC26 (@MaxGrossfeld) January 19, 2018
