Judge Imposes Maximum 20-Year Sentence on Gunman Who Shot Bryan Police Officer
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Two MS-13 gang members identified as Juan Carlos Castillo Rodríguez and Carlos Ernesto Lozano Rodríguez will face an 85-year sentence for the crimes of aggravated homicide to the detriment of an officer of the National Civil Police, aggravated homicide in the degree of attempt against another police officer and illegal groups. The sentence was imposed by the Second Court Against the Organized Crime "B" of San Miguel after finding them guilty of …
Judge Imposes Maximum 20-Year Sentence on Gunman Who Shot Bryan Police Officer
BRYAN, Texas – A Brazos County judge has sentenced a Bryan man to the maximum prison term after he shot a Bryan police officer during an undercover surveillance operation in 2025. Judge David Hilburn sentenced Quincy McMiller to 20 years in prison for Aggravated Assault during a punishment hearing held Wednesday. In addition to the maximum sentence for aggravated assault, Hilburn imposed the maximum 10-year sentences for two counts of Deadly Con…
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