Man sentenced to 8 years in prison for role in Phoenix man’s beating death in 2023
A man convicted in the fatal group beating of Jake Kelly, a Phoenix man, in 2023 was sentenced to eight years in prison on Friday.
A federal judge sentenced Jefte Monell Diaz, 28, of Caguas, Puerto Rico, to five years in prison for his role in a conspiracy to deliver 100 pounds of methamphetamine from Tucson to Phoenix. (Pixabay photo)
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PHOENIX — A man accused of killing Jake Kelly in 2023 has been sentenced to eight years in prison on Friday.
Angel Mullooly was one of three people arrested in the Phoenix man’s beating death in August 2023.
Mullooly pleaded guilty to manslaughter in a change of plea last month after he was originally facing trial for second-degree murder.
A judge sentenced him to eight years in prison, but he will get credit for the time he has already served.
Read the full story from ABC15 Arizona here.
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