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Survivor Shares Harrowing Experience in Young Park Shooting Trial

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The trial of 20-year-old Tomas Rivas, accused in the deadly shooting at Young Park in Las Cruces, resumed on February 11. Key testimony came from Rubén Morales, a survivor who endured 13 gunshot wounds during the incident, which occurred at an unauthorized car show. This trial is significant as it addresses the rising concerns over safety at public events and the impact of gun violence on the community. The outcome could influence future regulations for such gatherings in the area.

Key Details: • Trial resumed on February 11, 2023. • Rubén Morales was shot 13 times during the incident. • Shooting took place at an unauthorized car show at Young Park.

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