Man Pleads Not Guilty in Fatal Police Chase
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Thirty-three-year-old Emanuel Ayala, with a history of auto thefts and evading officers, pleaded not guilty to four felony charges after a high-speed police chase in a stolen SUV resulted in a fatal crash, killing Marcus Loring. Ayala, with over thirty arrests, was out on bail from a recent case when the chase began. Loring, a dedicated school worker, was driving home from buying clothes for his new job when the crash occurred. Ayala faces vehicular manslaughter, evading police causing death, and stolen vehicle crimes, with potential prison time increased to ten years due to enhancements for great violence. Ayalas arraignment was on February twenty-seventh, with a pretrial hearing set for this Tuesday. The district attorney plans to fight any release, citing Ayalas repeat evading offenses, and Rialtos police chief criticizes state sentencing laws for being too soft.
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