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Street Shooting Trial Day 3: Attorneys Argue Which Cheyenne Man Feared For His Life
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Attorneys argued Thursday over whether it was Adrian Maggos or the man he shot in the street in front of his house who feared for his life before a jury deliberated Maggos' fate for seven hours without reaching a verdict. Maggos could get life in prison.
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A Cheyenne man who shot at point-blank range in the chest, then pistol-whipped twice, told a jury Tuesday that he never saw the attack coming. Adrian Maggos, on trial for attempted second-degree murder, then taunted the victim, prosecutors say.
While bleeding in a Cheyenne street thinking he was going to die, the man allegedly shot by Adrian Maggos in front of his house told a jury Wednesday that he left a message for his son. “Please tell him I’m sorry for being such a f***-up,” he testified.
Attorneys argued Thursday over whether it was Adrian Maggos or the man he shot in the street in front of his house who feared for his life before a jury deliberated Maggos' fate for seven hours without reaching a verdict. Maggos could get life in prison.
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