ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A man who opened fire on an out-of-town family driving in Albuquerque will spend four years behind bars. Last month, Antonio Brower-Walsh pleaded guilty to shooting at or from a motor vehicle and tampering with evidence.
The family told police Brower-Walsh cut them off, slammed on his breaks, then pulled out a gun and fired into the passenger door on Coors in 2022. No one was injured.
Tuesday in court, Brower-Walsh apologized to the victims before being handed his sentence. “I’d like to formally apologize, I’m just happy that nobody got hurt and everything is okay with them,” said Brower-Walsh.
Judge Jennifer Wernersbach then sentenced Brower-Walsh to four years in prison which was agreed upon as part of the plea deal.
