Robert Wilder was sentenced to 24 years for the manslaughter of Ruben Alvarado Jr. following a marijuana deal that turned deadly in December 2016. Initially facing life in prison, Wilder accepted a plea deal to avoid a harsher sentence, admitting to a role in Alvarado's death during a botched robbery. His co-defendant, Joe'vonnie Wafer, was also involved and has since pleaded guilty to attempted robbery. Wilder's lawyer described him as remorseful and characterized him positively, despite the tragic outcome of his actions.
Wilder's decision led to the tragic death of Ruben Alvarado Jr., resulting in a 24-year sentence after a plea deal for voluntary manslaughter.
Wilder's lawyer, Darryl Stallworth, emphasized his client's character, stating he is one of the nicest young men he's known, deserving of the resolution.
The case involved a failed marijuana deal, with indications of a robbery setup. Co-defendant Wafer acknowledged their intent to finesse Alvarado.
A plea agreement allowed Wilder to avoid a life sentence, emphasizing his remorse and responsibility for the loss of life.
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