Telenovela star Pablo Lylehis fate has been revealed.
We have reported before, the My Good Curse The actor was imprisoned in 2019 after serving 63 years Juan Ricardo Hernandez in the head during a traffic-related argument. The terrifying incident was caught on video surveillance — showing Lyle getting out of the passenger side of a red car before running into Hernández and hitting him. See (below):
The victim ended up with a brain injury after the altercation. According to his family, each people, he suffered internal bleeding that left him unconscious. While Lyle was initially charged with battery, the charge was later upgraded to murder when Hernández was disconnected from life support and died. He was finally found guilty by a jury on October 4, 2022. And when Lyle faces a sentence of between 9.25 and 15 years in prison for the murder conviction, it looks like the judge has shown some leniency.
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according to NBC MiamiThe actor appeared in court on Friday to see what the judge’s sentence was Marisa Tinkler Mendez entrusted to him. And how many years did he get? The judge sentenced him to just five years in prison. He must also attend anger management classes, complete 500 hours of community service, and serve eight years of probation. wow His lawyer, Phil Reisensteintoward people on Friday night from the sentence:
“The sentence was unfair and we hope it will be overturned on appeal but the sentence was fair.”
And why does the judge show flexibility, NBC Miami reported that Tinkler Mendez said Lyle has shown remorse for his actions, adding:
“No one here will be satisfied, no one will ever forget the pain they caused.”
During the court hearing, the Yankee star insisted that he would not kill Hernández, saying:
“I really thought I was protecting my family.”
He went on to apologize to the victim’s loved ones, saying how his death still “haunts” him to this day:
“I can only imagine the pain of losing a loved one, an important person, especially in a situation like this. I think about it every day. I pray that today will cover you and that whatever happens today you can leave the room this court with the grace in your heart. Mr. Hernandez lost his life because of something I did, something that walked with me, something that bothers me when I sleep and is still there when I wake up. I never wanted this to happen, I never thought that something like that happens, lives can be lost and many others are drastically affected within seconds and with just one punch.
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[Image via WPLG Local 10/YouTube, Miami Dade Police]