The gunman who killed 23 people in a racist attack at an El Paso, Texas Walmart parking lot in 2019 will avoid the death penalty. El Paso County District Attorney James Montoya said Tuesday that ...

By Rachel Nostrant and Reyes Mata III Rachel Nostrant reported from New York, and Reyes Mata III from El Paso. March 25, 2025 Texas prosecutors will no longer seek the death penalty against the ...

Moises Sandoval Mendoza is scheduled to be executed by lethal injection in Texas ... bloodshed, El Paso County Dist. Atty. James Montoya announced his office would not seek the death penalty ...

The death is under investigation by crime-scene ... seeking political asylum during the migrant crisis. The city of El Paso recently let its border emergency declaration expire due to the sharp ...

EL PASO, Texas – Texas prosecutors said Tuesday they will not pursue the death penalty in the case against a man charged with killing 23 people and injuring dozens in a racially charged ...

The El Paso Walmart mass shooter will avoid the death penalty under a plea deal, a district attorney told victims and their families. El Paso District Attorney James Montoya says he will no longer ...

The new DA campaigned on seeking the death ... the El Paso County Healing Garden, on the third anniversary of the shooting that left 23 people dead. Credit: Ivan Pierre Aguirre for The Texas ...

El Paso District Attorney James Montoya will not seek the death penalty against the El Paso Walmart mass shooter. The shooter is expected to plead guilty to one count of capital murder of multiple ...

A local prosecutor announced in late March that he would not seek the death penalty after speaking ... a lecturer at the University of Texas at El Paso’s Chicano Studies Department, told ...