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January 18, 2012

Sacramento Jury Convicts Man Of Putting Explosives Underneath SUV

A Sacramento jury found Fairfield resident Daniel Richard Garcia, 30, guilty in the bombing incident that happened nearly a year ago when he planted a bomb underneath a sports utility vehicle. He faces a life sentence in federal prison.

United States Attorney Benjamin B. Wagner announced Tuesday that the guilty verdict was returned by a federal court jury in Sacramento after a four-day trial before United States District Judge Lawrence K. Karlton.

Fairfield Reporter, 1/18/12

Posted by at 12:00 PM in Explosives/Bombs Cases, Sacramento Jury Trials |

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