San Antonio man who led multi-county chase and shot officers' dog is sentenced
Matthew Reyes Mireles, convicted of eight counts of aggravated assault of a public... Matthew Reyes Mireles, who led a multi-county chase and shot at officers' dog, was sentenced to three life terms in prison on Friday. A Bexar County jury found him guilty of eight counts of aggravated assault of a public servant, interference with a police service animal and evading arrest and detention. He was also found guilty of killing a police dog named Chucky.
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Matthew Reyes Mireles led officers on a high-speed chase across three counties in 2019, documenting it on Facebook Live. He shot at officers and killed a police dog named Chucky. On Friday, he was sentenced to three life terms in prison.
After a six-day trial, a Bexar County jury in December found Mireles, 42, guilty of eight counts of aggravated assault of a public servant, interference with a police service animal and evading arrest and detention.
Tematy: Texas, San Antonio