Men Sentenced to Life in Separate Shooting Cases
In Austin, Shane James was sentenced to life without parole after a jury rejected his insanity defense and convicted him of killing four people in a 2023 shooting spree; he also wounded two officers and a cyclist and still faces charges over his parents’ deaths. In Tulsa, Armon Williams was sentenced to life plus 10 years after pleading guilty to charges stemming from a 2025 pursuit in which he shot and wounded an officer who survived. In Pueblo, James McKenney received life without parole after being convicted of first-degree murder in the February 2026 shooting death of Joshua Herbert at a hotel. In Omaha, Krishna Johnigan Jr. received life plus 49 to 50 years for a fatal 2024 shooting; another man involved received a 38-to-40-year sentence, while proceedings for other defendants remain pending. In Lawton, Victor Bacca was sentenced to life without parole, followed by separate life and 25-year terms, for a 2025 murder.





