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One pleads guilty in murder of Miller executive

By ASSOCIATED PRESS   Thursday, May 22, 2008 - 10:11 a.m.
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MILWAUKEE (AP) — One of three people charged with taking the life of a Miller Brewing Company executive during a robbery has pleaded guilty to felony murder.

Seventeen-year-old Carlos Gonzalez entered the plea just before his final pretrial hearing, which was scheduled for Thursday.

Lodewikus “Vic” Milford was fatally shot January 26 after he and three female co-workers were stopped by assailants in Milwaukee’s Third Ward during a robbery.

The alleged trigger man, Miguel Ayala, is expected to appear in Milwaukee County Circuit Court Thursday. A third defendant is scheduled in Children’s Court June 6.




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mirandadee
May 22, 2008 at 6:10 p.m.
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its pretty crazy the trigger man was released from ethan allen with in a month of killing this man. some people just dont deserve to be freed.

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