Former Edinboro University student Trey Gunter was sentenced today to 15 to 40 years in a state correctional facility as confirmed by the clerk of courts.
Gunter plead guilty to third degree murder after shooting and killing Tobiah Johnson outside an apartment complex on Water Street on November 17, 2014 for stealing his gun. Johnson died from a single gunshot wound to the trunk.
Gunter was sentenced by John Trucilla in the Erie County Courthouse at 9 a.m. this morning.
Karlee Dies is the Managing Editor of News at The Spectator.
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Between the ongoing pandemic, the continuing PASSHE system redesign, and retrenchment already hitting multiple universities (including Edinboro), change remains in the air. Here’s a rundown of Edinboro’s past six months and what’s to come.
Edinboro University’s Department of English and Philosophy celebrated this year’s Chuck Palahniuk Writing Scholarship recipients with a virtual reading on Feb. 11.
The group tackled the idea of how gender, as Dena Stanley stated, is expansive and ever-growing. Dalen Hooks added that “a lot of people fear what they don’t understand and there’s a lot of miseducation out there.”