Guilty plea entered by man who disrupted race
A New York City man charged with disrupting a road race in honor of Sandy Hook shooting victim Victoria Soto has pleaded guilty in the case. Matthew Mills, 32, agreed to a plea deal yesterday. Soto's
•
Apr 19, 2016, 3:08 PM
•
Updated 3,173 days ago
Share:
A New York City man charged with disrupting a road race in honor of Sandy Hook shooting victim Victoria Soto has pleaded guilty in the case.
Matthew Mills, 32, agreed to a plea deal yesterday.
Soto's sister told police Mills approached her and began arguing that Victoria never existed and the shootings never happened.
Mills was sentenced to two years probation.
More from News 12
2:06
Stamford brothers react to 'double tragedy' that began with house fire
2:28
Rainy weekend ahead for Connecticut
2:16
Amazon driver’s van stolen at gunpoint during delivery in Southport
0:14
Dorthy Moxley, mother of Martha Moxley, dies at 92
1:37
Shoppers find many happy returns on day after Christmas
0:43
