Man Who Attacked Judge In Las Vegas Courtroom Sentenced To Serve Up To 65 Years In Prison
Deobra Redden, the man who attacked 62-year-old Las Vegas District Court Judge Mary Kay Holthus back in January, has been sentenced to serve between 26 to 65 years in prison, as reported by KLAS-TV in Las Vegas. District Court Judge Susan Johnson sentenced Redden on Tuesday (Dec. 10), describing the attack as an assault on the entire judiciary.
Nate Diaz, Las Vegas
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