Simiron to get additional sentence

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Superior Court of Guam (PNC file photo)

A man who is serving time for the death of Gilbert Alvarez Jr. was brought back to court to sort out an issue regarding his sentence.

A-Last Simiron was one of two men charged in the beating death of Gilbert Alvarez in 2017. One year later, Simiron was convicted and sentenced to 20 years to life in prison.

But an issue regarding two of the lesser included charges of aggravated assault and misdemeanor assault required the court to hold another sentencing hearing.

According to Attorney General Spokeswoman Carlina Charfauros, Superior Court Judge Maria Cenzon needed to sentence Simiron on those charges.

She says that a new sentence will be given on Jan. 20, 2020.

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Jolene joined the PNC team in 2017, as a producer, co-anchor and investigative reporter covering law enforcement, courts and crimes. Notable coverage includes the Ehlert case, the Mark Torre Jr. trial, the Allan Agababa trial, exclusive pieces on the Life of a Drug Dealer/Addict, and Life behind bars...the story of Honofre Chargualaf and Kevin Cruz. In 2019, she was promoted to Assistant News Director and Lead Anchor. From 2015 to 2017 she served as Public Relations and Promotions Manager, for the Hotel Nikko Guam handling local radio and advertorial promotions, as well as produced and directed tv commercials for the hotel. Prior to this she worked with KUAM for three years as a reporter and segment host. She began her journalism career in 2012, working with Glimpses of Guam contributing to the Guam Business Magazine, R&R magazine, MDM magazine and the Marianas Business Journal.