Marcus Davis, 38, has been sentenced to no additional prison time after pleading no contest to vehicular manslaughter for running over Barbara Rivera, who had vandalized his car. Under a plea deal with Alameda County prosecutors, Davis received seven years but was credited for his three-and-a-half years already served in jail, effectively leaving him free. The incident, caught on surveillance, occurred in 2021. Davis's lawyer stated he regrets his actions and hopes to use his freedom positively going forward, acknowledging the unique circumstances surrounding the case.
Marcus Davis was sentenced to time already served after pleading no contest to vehicular manslaughter for running over a woman who vandalized his car.
Davis received a formal seven-year sentence for the crime but was credited for time served in jail during the pandemic, leaving him with no additional time.
Davis's lawyer mentioned that the plea deal reflects the unusual circumstances surrounding the incident involving Barbara Rivera, highlighting Davis's regret.
The entire incident was captured on surveillance cameras, showing the moment Davis deliberately ran over Rivera after witnessing her vandalizing his vehicle.
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