Alleged MS-13 member sentenced to 23 years to life in slaying of Roosevelt teenager
An alleged MS-13 member was sentenced to 23 years to life Monday, convicted of slaying a Roosevelt teenager with a machete and burying him in concrete.
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Oct 8, 2019, 10:15 AM
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Updated 1,905 days ago
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An alleged MS-13 member was sentenced to 23 years to life Monday, convicted of slaying a Roosevelt teenager with a machete and burying him in concrete.
Angel Soler, 15, was found encased in concrete in the woods on the Roosevelt and Baldwin border.
Authorities believe MS-13 targeted Soler because they thought he may have belonged to a rival gang.
Several other suspects are still facing charges.
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