North Carolina man found guilty of 2018 Yonkers home invasion
Confessor Soto was found guilty of several felonies after authorities said he broke into a home on Leighton Avenue, tied up the homeowner and demanded money at gunpoint back in 2018.
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Oct 21, 2022, 12:24 AM
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yesterdayA guilty verdict was handed down in a violent Yonkers home invasion to a North Carolina resident.
Confessor Soto was found guilty of several felonies after authorities said he broke into a home on Leighton Avenue, tied up the homeowner and demanded money at gunpoint back in 2018.
He is faces up to 25 years in state prison.
He will be sentenced on Dec. 2.
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