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The Case Of Conner Hanson

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In January 2015 Conner Hanson was accused of shooting and killing 18 year old Anthony Gabriel. After the car chase led to the shooting and killing of Gabriel, Hanson is be on trial in adult court. Hason’s attorney told jurors that Gabriel was the aggressor and Hanson was just defending himself. Along with Gabriel in the vehicular was his 17 year old girlfriend and Hanson’s 6 month old baby girl. Prosecutor Randy Sample then explained to the jury that Hanson and a co-defendant placed bandanas on their faces before Gabriel was shot and killed. Sample also said among the court, “you don’t mask up to commit self-defense.” Robert Montes, the co-defendant, pleaded guilty as an accessory to the murder and then agreed to testify against Hanson.

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