Fall River woman sentenced for two shots fired incidents

Mass. woman pleads guilty to shooting up her ex-girlfriend's stepfather's home twice

A Fall River woman has pleaded guilty to 13 criminal charges connected to shooting up her ex-girlfriend’s stepfather’s home twice last fall, the Bristol County District Attorney’s Office announced Monday.On Friday, 27-year-old Dannyshka Figueroa-Bermudez pleaded guilty in Fall River Superior Court to nine counts of attempted assault and battery with a firearm and two counts each of malicious damage to a motor vehicle and improper storage of a fi…

Fall River woman sentenced for two shots fired incidents

FALL RIVER, Mass. (WLNE) — Bristol County District Attorney Thomas Quinn, III said a Fall River woman was sentenced for two shots fired incidents on Raymond Street in Fall River in 2024. 27-year-old Dannyshka Figueroa-Bermudez was sentenced to serve three to five years in State Prison. According to Bristol County District Attorney’s Office, the victim, who was the stepfather of Figueroa’s ex-girlfriend, woke up to the sound of gunshots on Sept. …

27-year-old Fall River man sentenced to prison after two city shootings where several shots were fired - Legalization Profiles

A 27-year-old Fall River resident was found guilty of two shootings on Raymond Street in Fall River in the fall of 2024, according to Bristol County District Attorney Thomas Quinn III. Dannyshka Figueroa-Bermudez entered a guilty plea and was found guilty on nine charges of attempted assault and battery by firearm, two counts of malicious damage to a motor vehicle, and two counts of improper firearm storage before the Honorable William White, Jr…

27-year-old Fall River woman sentenced to prison after two city shootings where several shots were fired

Bristol County District Attorney Thomas Quinn III announced the conviction of a 27-year-old from Fall River for two shootings on Raymond Street in Fall River in the Fall of 2024. Dannyshka Figueroa-Bermudez pled guilty and was sentenced in the Fall River Superior Court before the Honorable Will