Former UC Davis Student In Connection With 3 Stabbing  Near Campus Pleads Not Guilty Of The Charges

Friday was the arraignment of the former UC Davis Student in connection with a brazen spree of stabbing attacks near campus, if convicted he will be sentenced to life imprisonment without parole or the death penalty, according to the Yolo County District Attorney.

Former UC Davis Student In Connection With 3 Stabbing  Near Campus Pleads Not Guilty Of The Charges (PHOTO: KION)

Former UC Davis Student Pleads Not Guilty Of The Charges Against Him

The former UC Davis student, Carlos Dominguez entered not guilty pleas on his two murder charges and one attempted murder to his attorney, Dan Hutchinson.

A news report from South Arkansas Sun, that Dominguez was charged with murders after he stabbed 3 people in the span of five days, which rocked the Northern California University town and led the community in fear.

On Friday, Dominguez was arraigned in Yolo County.

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Former UC Davis Student Could be Sentenced To Life Imprisonment Or Death Penalty

NBC News reported that Daniel Wolk the Yolo County Superior Court Judge did not provide bail to Dominguez, because he is a risk to the public’s safety and the defendant’s own flight risk given the seriousness of the apparent crimes. The  Yolo County prosecutor also argued that Dominguez’s crimes were of “such a heinous and dangerous nature to people” that he needed to stay in custody. Bail was previously set at $4 million, Judge Wolk said but because of these statements, Wolk decided to deny a bail to him.

Furthermore, if the former UC Davis student will be convicted he might be sentenced to a life prison term without the possibility of parole or the death penalty, according to the district attorney’s office.

Dominguez’s public defender is Deputy Dan Hutchinson and he did not respond to any request for comment.

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