Homem da Flórida é condenado a 38 anos pelo assassinato do pai

15 de maio de 2026

Reportado por IA

Brian McGann Jr. foi condenado a 38 anos de prisão após se declarar culpado de homicídio em segundo grau pela morte de seu pai, espancado em 2024. O ataque ocorreu depois que McGann Jr. soube que seu pai havia recebido uma vacina. Um juiz do Condado de Palm Beach proferiu a sentença na quinta-feira.

Brian McGann Jr. declarou-se culpado da acusação reduzida de homicídio em segundo grau pela morte de seu pai, Brian McGann Sr., em fevereiro de 2024. Um juiz do Condado de Palm Beach o sentenciou a 38 anos em uma prisão estadual e creditou os 830 dias já cumpridos em detenção. O caso teve início com uma chamada para o 911 sobre uma perturbação violenta em uma residência em Lake Worth.

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