ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – She pleaded no-contest for her role in a hit and run that killed an Albuquerque father and Marine while he was working underneath a car up on jacks. However, she will not be spending any time behind bars.
Jazmin Anesi was charged with vehicular homicide, but after pleading down to a lesser charge, she will be spending a year and a half on house arrest with an ankle monitor.
“The total sentence is 18 months. All of which will be on the CCP program, which is authorized at MDC,” said Bernalillo County District Court Judge Lucy B. Solimon.
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