Fort Sumner lockdown suspect Jovan Martinez pleads guilty

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Amari Saxton

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Man who triggered Fort Sumner lockdown after shooting at State Police pleads guilty

Amari Saxton

Digital Assignment Editor

The man who caused Fort Sumner to go on lockdown after shooting at State Police and hiding out in a family’s shed has entered a guilty plea in the case.

Jovan Martinez admitted to carjacking a couple at gunpoint. He fled the scene with his suspected accomplice Makaela Johnson who had a warrant out for her arrest at the time.

Martinez will spend 12 years behind bars.

Johnson is expected to go on trial on September 14.



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