In a New Brunswick attempted robbery that resulted in 14 gunshot wounds to the victim, a man from Middlesex County is going to prison.
In a prior guilty plea, 23-year-old Jonathan Rosales of New Brunswick admitted to conspiring to conduct and attempted Hobbs Act robbery.
He will spend nine years (108 months) behind bars, according to his Thursday sentencing.
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Attempts to rob a victim in New Brunswick were allegedly made by Rosales, Saul Peralta, and Giovanni Hoyos-Jaimes on December 28, 2020, according to authorities. The victim was shot fourteen times, resulting in severe injuries, during a confrontation.
Previous guilty pleas from Peralta and Hoyos-Jaimes indicate that they were both involved in this incident.
A 78-month prison term was handed down to Peralta, while next month’s sentencing for Hoyos-Jaimes is set for.
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