ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Seven years later, an Albuquerque Uber driver who admitted that he shot and killed his passenger is now on trial. Prosecutors argue that Clayton Benedict didn’t have to kill James Porter, while Benedict said its case of self-defense. Benedict is facing manslaughter charges for the 2019 shooting. His attorneys spent years trying […]
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