They include vehicular manslaughter, driving without a license, and destroying evidence.
BREAKING: Rogelio Alvarez-Maravilla, the driver who hit and killed Clovis Unified vice principal Gavin Gladding, is pleading GUILTY to all the charges against him.
— Corin Hoggard (@corinhoggard) October 24, 2018
Gladding’s family is here to see it.@ABC30 pic.twitter.com/XhuZ6kRYgt
Clarifying: He’s pleading “no contest” to the charges.
— Corin Hoggard (@corinhoggard) October 24, 2018
For criminal court purposes, he’s admitting guilt, but in a civil case he can still dispute his guilt.
.@FresnoSheriff has taken Alvarez-Maravilla into custody. @abc30 pic.twitter.com/rKuBQR0EEL
— Corin Hoggard (@corinhoggard) October 24, 2018
Alvarez-Maravilla faces a sentence of up to four years in prison.
Gladding's family was in court during the proceeding.
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On Tuesday, the Fresno County District Attorney's office filed charges of accessory and destroying evidence against 18-year old Fernanda Lopez and 23-year old Moises Guerrero in the hit-and-run killing of Clovis Unified vice principal Gavin Gladding.
Attorneys for Guerrero and Lopez, said they pleaded not guilty to the charges in court on Wednesday.
It’s official now.
— Corin Hoggard (@corinhoggard) October 24, 2018
They’ve pleaded not guilty.
Attorneys claimed identity might be an issue (DA says it’s not.) https://t.co/kgAjhTostt
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