Julisha Douglas was found guilty on Wednesday of shooting Michael Craig on January 14, 2018, in Sacramento. The Sacramento County District Attorney's Office said in a press release on Thursday that the jury also found true a use of gun allegation.
After Sacramento police released video of the shooting in the hopes the public would help identify the suspect, a person contacted police to say they recognized the shooter as Douglas. The individual also told investigators that Douglas may have been seeking revenge because she believed the victim was involved in her father's death.
The case was delayed for years because of multiple factors, such as the time it took identify Douglas as a suspect, a statewide COVID-19 court backlog, and multiple pretrial disputes over bail, bias claims, and legal complexities surrounding Douglas's prior felony strike allegations.
Douglas faces a maximum sentence of 75 years to life in prison.
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