New attorney representing driver in Bayshore crash for post-conviction hearing
The man convicted of hitting and killing a mother and her baby during a street racing incident on Bayshore Boulevard is appearing in court on Tuesday for a post-conviction relief hearing.
The man convicted of hitting and killing a mother and her baby during a street racing incident on Bayshore Boulevard is appearing in court on Tuesday for a post-conviction relief hearing.
Cameron Herrin's bid to reduce 24-year sentence in Bayshore crash case denied by Hillsborough judge
In what was described as the "final opportunity" to reduce Cameron Herrin's sentence, a Hillsborough County judge declined to approve the motion.
In what was described as the "final opportunity" to reduce Cameron Herrin's sentence, a Hillsborough County judge declined to approve the motion.
Hillsborough prosecutors argue against Cameron Herrin's 24-year sentence reduction request
Hillsborough State Attorney Susan Lopez says convicted street racer Cameron Herrin should not have his 24-year sentence reduced. He pleaded guilty last year to the 2018 deadly crash on Bayshore Boulevard that killed a mother and her baby.
Hillsborough State Attorney Susan Lopez says convicted street racer Cameron Herrin should not have his 24-year sentence reduced. He pleaded guilty last year to the 2018 deadly crash on Bayshore Boulevard that killed a mother and her baby.
Andrew Warren described Cameron Herrin's 24-year sentence as 'excessively harsh,' documents say
Cameron Herrin's attorney filed a motion to reduce his 24-year prison time and noted a voicemail that now-suspended State Attorney Andrew Warren left after the sentence was handed down in April. "I was surprised and even disappointed by the sentence. I thought it was excessively harsh."
Cameron Herrin's attorney filed a motion to reduce his 24-year prison time and noted a voicemail that now-suspended State Attorney Andrew Warren left after the sentence was handed down in April. "I was surprised and even disappointed by the sentence. I thought it was excessively harsh."