LUBBOCK, Texas – A man convicted of a 2019 fatal shooting in South Lubbock was sentenced to 15 years in prison on Thursday.
Habibah Abdurahman, 28, was found guilty of shooting 20-year-old victim in the South Lubbock area in 2019. The incident occurred during a dispute between the two individuals, resulting in the victim’s death.
During the trial, the prosecution presented evidence to support the charge of manslaughter, and the jury ultimately found Abdurahman guilty. The defense argued for a lighter sentence, while the victim’s family pushed for the maximum penalty.
After considering all the evidence and arguments from both sides, the judge sentenced Abdurahman to 15 years in prison. The sentencing brings a sense of closure to the victim’s family and the South Lubbock community.
This case serves as a reminder of the tragic consequences that can result from disputes escalating to violence. It also highlights the importance of responsible conflict resolution and the potentially life-altering impact of impulsive actions.
The 15-year sentence represents a significant punishment for Abdurahman’s actions, sending a clear message about the severity of the crime. This verdict also offers a sense of justice for the victim’s family, who have been affected by the loss of their loved one.