District Man Sentenced to 32 Years in Prison for Setting House Fire That Killed 4-Year-Old Girl
WASHINGTON,
The announcement was made by
Lewis was found guilty of the charges on
At today's sentencing, the government requested restitution for the estate of Samauri Jenkins or the imposition of a fine based on the defendant receiving a payout from an insurance company for the damage to his home and personal property.
According to the government's evidence, Lewis owned a home in the 2600 block of
Everyone was able to escape the home, with the exception of four-year-old Samauri Jenkins. She was rescued from a second floor bedroom by the District of
Lewis was arrested on the morning of the fire and has been in custody ever since.
In announcing the sentence,
Finally, they expressed appreciation for the work of Assistant
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