- Two Ogden security guards were sentenced for their roles in a 2025 incident outside a nightclub that left a man dead.
- Jeison Gomez Diaz received up to five years imprisonment and Martin Esparza Espinoza got probation and credit for 364 days served.
- The man died after he was left in the middle of a street and hit by a car.
OGDEN — Two security guards charged in the 2025 death of a nightclub patron left in a busy Ogden street after an altercation have been sentenced, one getting prison time, the other getting probation on top of jail time he had already served.
A third man involved was sentenced last March in the case, which led to the death of the nightclub patron after a car struck and killed him in the street where he was left.
Judge Rueben Renstrom on Thursday sentenced Jeison Gomez Diaz, 41, to zero to five years in prison on a count of manslaughter, a third-degree felony. The incident took place on Feb. 23, 2025, outside an Ogden nightclub where Gomez, Martin Esparza Espinoza and Jose Higinio Garcia Jimenez were working as security guards…