Arizona man sentenced to 20 years for random buffet shooting

A 22-year-old Arizona man has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for fatally shooting a 66-year-old man in the parking lot of a buffet restaurant in Avondale.

Roberto Antonio Trejo received the sentence after pleading guilty in April to second-degree murder in the death of Frank Vitale. The shooting took place shortly after noon on October 14, 2024, outside Number 1 Buffet.

Vitale had just finished lunch and was sitting in his car when Trejo approached without warning and fired a handgun through the window before fleeing. The two men did not know each other and no motive was identified.

Trejo was arrested about 45 minutes later while carrying a handgun. He had been released from prison five months earlier after an aggravated assault conviction and was on probation at the time.

Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell said in a statement that no amount of time could make up for the pain caused and that the sentence removes a threat from the community.

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