Bronx man convicted of second-degree murder in 2021 Yonkers shooting
Authorities say 37-year-old Alexis Rose fatally shot 41-year-old Shaun Hutchinson, of Pennsylvania, in March 2021.
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Bronx man has been convicted in a fatal shooting in Yonkers.
Authorities
say 37-year-old Alexis Rose fatally shot 41-year-old Shaun
Hutchinson, of Pennsylvania, in March 2021.
It
happened in the hallway of an apartment on Warburton Avenue where Hutchinson
was helping his son and Rose's ex-girlfriend move out.
Hutchinson
was pronounced dead at the scene.
Rose
was arrested a few hours later.
The Westchester District
Attorney’s Office says Rose was also convicted of criminal possession of a
weapon and criminal contempt.
Rose faces up to 25 years to life when he's
sentenced in June.
