Another Shooting Suspect Sentenced to Life in Prison for 2021 Homicide in Milwaukee

Another shooting suspect was sentenced to life in prison in connection with the homicide that happened in Milwaukee in 2021. Reports say Bryell Bonds pleaded guilty to the intentional homicide.

On March 29, 2021, authorities responded to reports about a dead body in an alley. Upon arriving at the crime scene, they discovered a victim with several gunshot wounds and 10 casings nearby on the ground. Surveillance footage captured revealed that the shooting suspects were two men who had gunned the victim to death. Furthermore, the footage revealed the men talking with the victim for several minutes before they stepped back and extended their arms that were each holding a handgun.

According to Wehner, a criminal complaint stated that the victim was unarmed while standing near an SUV when the shooting suspects fired their weapons and drove away from the scene in the said SUV. A woman who was captured in the footage was also questioned by investigators upon seeing her speak with the suspects before the incident. According to the woman, she and the victim ran into the suspects at a bar and one of them argued with the victim.

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Charges Faced by the Shooting Suspects

An article in blozerk.xyz states that the shooting suspects were eventually identified as Bryell Bonds, 26, and Santos Solier, 25. On May 8, Bonds was sentenced to life in prison after pleading guilty to the first-degree intentional homicide charges he faced last September. Nonetheless, even after 30 years in prison, Bonds could still be eligible for an extended supervision.

Solier, on the other hand, was convicted by a jury of the same charges last February. On April, he was also sentenced to life in prison and even after 40 years, he could still be eligible for an extended supervision.

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