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Armando Osegueda just received a 125-year-to-life sentence for his role in a 2012 triple homicide in east Modesto, where three young victims were shot while sleeping or waking up. The attack, allegedly ordered by a Norteno gang member, targeted the ex-girlfriend of the shooter’s boss — who survived unharmed but had been terrorized before. Osegueda, 30 at the time, pleaded no contest to murder and firearm charges. Two other defendants — Joseph Jauriqui (100 years to life) and Richard Garcia (death sentence, on hold due to California’s moratorium) — were already convicted. The case, spanning years of investigation by Modesto, Ceres police, and the Central Valley Gang Task Force, finally closed with this verdict, offering closure to grieving families after a grueling legal journey.

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