A man involved in a 2018 shootout has been convicted of second-degree murder. Gene Evin Atkins was found guilty in connection with the death of Melyda Corado, an assistant manager at Trader Joe's. Corado was a victim of the incident that occurred in 2018.
The conviction is for second-degree murder, related to Corado's death. Atkins was the person convicted in this case.
Further details about the incident and conviction are available from the source.
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