Gaslamp shooter sentenced to life for killing parking valet

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A convicted Gaslamp shooter has been sentenced Thursday to 175 years in prison plus four life terms for killing a parking valet on a busy downtown street in April 2021 before walking several blocks and shooting three tourists and a local San Diego man, San Diego County District Attorney Summer Stephan

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