Ysrael Cordova and Ricardo Valenzuela

Case file Ysrael Cordova and Ricardo Valenzuela, reference D C zero one two zero. CBS Los Angeles reported that on January nineteenth, twenty seventeen, Robert Rios, thirty-five, was shot in his front yard during an armed robbery in Placentia. A Justice Department superseding indictment alleged that Gregory Muñoz, on behalf of Johnny Martinez, ordered Ysrael Jacob Cordova, Ricardo Valenzuela, and an unnamed associate to rob R.R., and alleged they were armed when R.R. was killed. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Central District of California announced in April twenty twenty-two that a thirty-three-count indictment charged thirty-one members and associates of the Orange County Mexican Mafia. DOJ said the indictment was an allegation and defendants were presumed innocent unless proven guilty. On July twenty-second, twenty twenty-six, DOJ announced that a jury found Cordova and Valenzuela guilty of one count each of murder in aid of racketeering activity. DOJ said sentencing is scheduled for October twenty-second, twenty twenty-six, and they face mandatory life sentences. The file’s open questions include the sentence, any post-verdict motions or appeals, and outcomes in scheduled trials for Muñoz, Martinez, and six co-defendants. This has been an automated reading of case file D C zero one two zero at developing case dot com. Every fact you heard names a public source.