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
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Apr 19, 2016, 3:08 PM
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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.
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