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Prosecutors are moving aggressively toward the death penalty in the case of Alejandro Estrada, accused of fatally shooting Amanda and Victor Frias-Rosas during a violent incident at a Smith’s grocery store amid a custody dispute. With 13 charges and a grand jury indictment now official, Estrada’s arraignment was delayed 30 days to accommodate the complex legal steps required for a potential death penalty review. The Frias-Rosas family endures unimaginable loss, while the community grapples with the horror of violence erupting in a public space. Estrada’s next court date is July 30, 2026 — when the path toward capital punishment may finally become clearer.

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