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| Five convicted felons charged in inmate's death |
| By Associated Press |
| Published: 01/03/2005 |
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Five convicted felons were charged with killing a fellow inmate during an October jailhouse brawl in Los Angeles. The defendants pleaded not guilty to one count of first-degree murder in the Oct. 7 death of Joseph Anthony Perez, 36, of San Jacinto, district attorney's office spokeswoman Ingrid Wyatt said Tuesday. Henry Joe Avalos, 24, of Blythe, Rigoberto Ochoa, 29, of Moreno Valley, Michael Joseph Gutierrez, 32, of Riverside, Angel Guerrero, 27, of Hemet, and Shaun Allen Wachter, 25, of Norco allegedly beat Perez to death. Perez had been convicted of attempted murder and was waiting to be transferred from the Southwest Detection Center to state prison to serve a nine-year sentence. All five defendants were previously convicted of felonies and were awaiting resolution of other cases. Four of the defendants were being held without bond. Avalos was being held with bond set at $500,000. |
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