"After three days of deliberations, a Solano County Superior Court jury delivered a second-degree murder conviction last month against Imani Marquise Robinson for the shooting death of Ceri Anne Granger. He had been charged with first degree murder but jury opted for the second degree conviction with an enhancement of personal use of a firearm in the crime. Deputy District Attorney Jason Lianides prosecuted the case. Deputy Public Defender Denisse Tanasa represented Robinson."
"In court Wednesday, Judge William J. Pendergast sentenced Robison to 15-years-to-life in prison on the second degree murder charge and found that the defense had failed to establish a prima facia claim under the Racial Justice Action motion. In addition, the judge sentenced him to a consecutive term of 25-years-to-life in prison for the personal use of a gun enhancement, bringing Robinson's total agragate sentence to 40-years-to-life in prison."
A 28-year-old Vacaville man was convicted of second-degree murder for the February 14, 2025 fatal shooting of Ceri Anne Granger in Vallejo. The jury found an enhancement for personal use of a firearm. Judge William J. Pendergast sentenced the defendant to 15-years-to-life for second-degree murder and a consecutive 25-years-to-life for the firearm enhancement, totaling 40-years-to-life. The defendant sought relief under the California Racial Justice Act, but the court found the defense did not establish a prima facie claim. Vallejo police responded to the shooting and investigators later identified and pursued the suspect.
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