Clinton Hurley sentenced to life for murder of Maricopa County deputy
Clinton Hurley sentenced to life for murder of Maricopa County deputy

Clinton Hurley sentenced to life for murder of Maricopa County deputy

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Clinton Hurley, 34, was sentenced to life in prison after pleading guilty to 16 charges, including the first-degree murder of Maricopa County Sheriff’s Deputy Juan Ruiz. The fatal incident occurred in October 2021 at a sheriff's substation in Avondale, where Hurley attacked Ruiz during a struggle, striking him with medical shears and causing fatal injuries. Following the attack, Hurley stole Ruiz's keys, patrol car, and firearm, which he used in a carjacking attempt before being captured later that night after firing shots at a family. Deputy Ruiz, who had served for three years, was remembered by his brother as a proud public servant and a significant loss to their family. Maricopa County Sheriff Jerry Sheridan expressed gratitude for the case's resolution and extended condolences to Ruiz's family. The sentencing marks a significant closure for the community following a tragic loss of life in the line of duty.

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