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The governor of Colorado, Jared Polis, granted this Thursday a measure of grace for the young Cuban truck driver Rogel Aguilera-Mederos by reducing his sentence
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The Cuban trucker Rogel Aguilera-Mederos He spoke from jail two weeks after being sentenced to 110 years in prison for an accident that left four
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The prosecutor in the Cuban trucker case Rogel Aguilera Mederos, recently convicted in EE.UU. to 110 years in prison for a 2019 accident in which
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His conviction – described by many as “excessive” – has set his sights on the legal system of the state of Colorado, in U.S. Rogel
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“What I will say is that if I had discretion, this would not be my sentence,” said a Colorado state district judge when sentencing a
A truck driver who was convicted of causing a crash that killed four people and injured six others on Interstate 70 west of Denver, U.S,
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