SPOKANE, Wash. — One of the suspects involved in the shooting near Gonzaga University, which resulted , has been sentenced.
According to Spokane County Court, 18-year-old Devin Billy McEwen reached a plea agreement last week. The attempted murder charge was dropped, but McEwen was charged with first-degree robbery, drive-by shooting and attempting to elude police. He was sentenced to four years and five months in prison, followed by 18 months of parole.
The other two suspects also received sentences. , who was the first to be charged, accepted a plea deal for three years and five months in prison for first-degree robbery.
The second suspect, Kayden Willoughby, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 5.5 years in prison.
when a group of teenagers stole tools from a man and led police on a chase. The robbery escalated when the victim found the stolen items on Facebook Marketplace and arranged to retrieve them. When the teenagers arrived to sell the tools back, they fled in ski masks after Crime Check was called. The victim pursued them through Spokane, and shots were fired during the chase. The police also pursued the teens, which ended with a PIT maneuver. After apprehending the suspects, police discovered that 18-year-old Sally Anne Yamane had been shot and found dead inside the car.
