Man Gets 94 Years in Swap Meet Killing
A Baldwin Park gang member convicted of murder, carjacking and robbery was sentenced Tuesday to 94 years to life in prison in connection with a fatal shooting at a Covina swap meet.
Pomona Superior Court Judge John W. Bunnett sentenced Graciano Reyes, 26, to 55 years to life for one count of second-degree murder, plus 39 years and eight months for carjacking and robbery.
Reyes, who was a member of the Northside Baldwin Park gang, sat stone-faced and declined to speak on his own behalf before the judge handed down the sentence, said Deputy Dist. Atty. Mike Camacho.
The same jury that found him guilty of murder, also found Reyes guilty of an unrelated carjacking.
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