De'Andre Sleet Sentenced To Life In Prison Plus 25 Years In 2018 Murder Of Timothy Moriconi
BALTIMORE (WJZ) -- De'Andre Sleet was sentenced Tuesday to life in prison plus 25 years with the first 10 years not eligible for parole in the 2018 murder of Timothy Moriconi in Federal Hill, the Baltimore City State's Attorney's Office said.
Sleet was found guilty in December of eight charges in Moriconi's death, including felony murder and attempted robbery.
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Officials said Moriconi was shot at point-blank range On September 27, 2018, while he was walking along Riverside Drive after leaving his dad's home.
Another woman, Kiara Wesley, pleaded guilty for her role in the killing, admitting she was driving Sleet the night of the murder.