El Paso Walmart Shooter Receives 90 Consecutive Life Sentences, Victims Demand Justice

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Family members of the victims and survivors of the Walmart mass shooting in El Paso expressed frustration and disappointment after the federal judge sentenced the shooter, Patrick Crusius, to serve 90 life sentences in a federal prison. Some family members plan to return for the state trial, believing that the real punishment is yet to be determined. They criticized the authorities for their lack of action, as it was revealed that Crusius' mother had expressed concerns about him having an assault weapon to the Allen Police, who were unable to intervene. While some are glad that the sentencing is over, others still advocate for the death penalty.
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