Man sentenced for posting 'Wanted Dead or Alive' signs
A 49-year-old Spring Valley man has been sentenced to more than seven years in prison for hanging "wanted dead or alive" posters offering a $3,000 reward for the death of his daughter's boyfriend.
Domingos Jose Oliveira was convicted of solicitation of murder and a hate crime. His anger was directed at his daughter's 33-year-old boyfriend, a registered sex offender. His daughter is 20 years old.
Oliveira placed posters around Grossmont College, offering the reward "for the body" of the boyfriend, a student at the college.
Oliveira was sentenced Monday to seven years and four months in prison by San Diego Superior Court Judge William McGrath.
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Photo: Domingos Jose Oliveira, after his arrest. Credit: La Mesa Police Department
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