A term of 13 years was imposed on a man who stole marijuana and ran from inside a South St. Paul home, then turned around and fatally shot his pursuer.
13-year term for man who stole marijuana, ran from South St. Paul home and fatally shot his pursuer
With credit for time served, Andrew Michael Fisher is expected to serve the first 7¾ years in prison and the balance on supervised release.
The Minnesota Star Tribune
August 19, 2024 at 2:56PM
Andrew Michael Fisher, 20, of Cambridge, Minn., was sentenced Friday in Dakota County District Court after pleading guilty to second-degree murder in connection with the shooting on Nov. 23 of Avontae T. King, of South St. Paul, in the 400 block of 3rd Avenue S.
With credit for time served, Fisher is expected to serve the first 7¾ years in prison and the balance on supervised release.
Also similarly charged was Tre M. Iglesias, 22, of St. Paul, who allegedly was at Fisher’s side when King was shot. Iglesias is due back in court on Sept. 6.
According to the charges against both men:
While Fisher and Iglesias were in the home, Fisher took a bag of marijuana off a table and they both ran out. King went after them. Fisher shot King, and he and Iglesias got in a vehicle and drove off.
Iglesias soon contacted law enforcement and acknowledged his role and that Fisher was the one who shot King.
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