Father of Waterbury shooting victim confronts killer at sentencing: ‘You destroyed me’
According to the Waterbury ct news, in 2024, September, Cabrera entered a guilty plea in federal court. He was charged with carrying and using a firearm during and in connection with a violent crime. One charge of attempted murder and assault with a dangerous weapon in aid of crime. For the July 18, 2020, shooting death of Kayson Langhorn outside a convenience shop on Chase Avenue, Cabrera was given a 20-year jail sentence on Thursday. In accordance with a plea deal struck with prosecutors, the sentence is predicated on charges of first-degree homicide with a firearm and holding a pistol without a permit.
With CCTV footage, Waterbury police put together Langhorn’s murder and discovered that, in connection with the warrant, Langhorn had been a passenger in a stolen Honda CR-V just prior to the killing.
Witnesses and the video show that when the SUV passed an older-model Toyota parked in the lot, Langhorn furiously urged the driver to stop.
As per the Waterbury ct news, Langhorn got out of the SUV, went to the driver’s side of the Toyota, and was shot several times by a man who was seated inside the vehicle. When the shots were fired, the SUV’s rear window also broke, and it collided with the Toyota before speeding off from the lot, leaving Langhorn bleeding.
According to the warrant, Langhorn got out of the SUV, went to the driver’s side of the Toyota, and was shot several times by a man who was seated inside the vehicle. When the shots were fired, the SUV’s rear window also broke, and it collided with the Toyota before speeding off from the lot, leaving Langhorn bleeding.
While confronting Cabrera in front of the federal court, father of Langhorn, Keith Langhorn said;
He made a promise to his wife over her deathbed, the mother of the victim Kayson Lanhorn, an 8 years old boy, when his mother passed away.
“I gave her my word that I was going to take care of her son before she passed away. And you took that from me,” Langhorn said in Superior Court in Waterbury Thursday as he looked directly at Justin Cabrera. “I’m not mad at you, I’m not angry at you and I wish you well but I want to look at your face and I want to tell you: You destroyed me.”
The Waterbury School’s “Targeted” Attack on 2 Muslim Teenage Girls
The two 13-year-old Muslim girls were beaten during a Monday gym session after receiving threats during a music class the previous Friday. The statement given by the advocates outside the town’s headquarters on Wednesday. The Waterbury ct news revealed that police and school officials are looking into whether any other students got involved with the bullying of the girls that led to the incident. A 12-year-old girl started a fight with two 13-year-old Muslim girls at school, according to a statement released by Waterbury police on Tuesday. Instead of being arrested, the younger girl who initiated the dispute was referred to a child diversionary program.. Throughout the state, police and schools have been using this strategy.
PD Charges Waterbury Man With Attempting to Entice Child Into Car
On Sunday night, a local guy is suspected of attempting to get an 8-year-old girl into his car.
Christopher Rosa, 37, of Waterbury, Connecticut, was accused of second-degree breach of peace, first-degree stalking, and harming a minor.
According to the police, the incident happened on Sunday at approximately 7:41 p.m. near Columbia Boulevard.
When an unidentified male approached the child, she was outside in her home’s front yard. According to authorities and Waterbury ct news, the man tried to get the child into the automobile while he was inside a car in front of the child’s house. After he got out of his car and opened the trunk, the child ran inside her house and informed her parents, who then phoned the police. According to the authorities, the child was unharmed.
Rosa was arrested at his residence on Rosengarten Drive. The officers recognised the car as a 2019 Honda Pilot driven by him, the police revealed.
Woman Held Victimised Stepson Captive for 2 Decades: Neighbours of the Connecticut House of Horrors Talk About This Startling Case
The Waterbury ct news details of the horrific case have been discussed by the residents of a Connecticut town. A stepmom is accused of holding her stepson captive for over 20 years. They have expressed their remorse for not realising that something so sinister might be happening right outside their front doors.
The Waterbury ct news exposed that long-time resident Kimberly Sullivan, 56, had been starving and torturing her 32-year-old stepson. Inside their house for decades rocked Waterbury on March 12.
The allegations surfaced when the unidentified man purposefully set fire to his room at the residence, seemingly in an attempt to obtain his release.
The male victim told first responders that he had purposefully set fire to his upstairs room. While he was being treated, saying, “I wanted my freedom,” according to a statement from the Waterbury Police Department. “He further alleged that he had been held captive by Sullivan since he was approximately 11 years old.”
Sullivan was then charged with assault, abductions, and unlawful confinement, all of which she strongly disputes. Her attorneys have stated that they intend to enter not-guilty pleas on her behalf in court on March 26.
Living on the same street as Sullivan’s infamous “house of horrors,” 39-year-old Marvin McCullough told the outlet that the accused and her family were largely private. However, he did observe the stepmother, her late husband, her two daughters, and their friends—never her stepson.
