Dominic J. Milano, 45 and a previously convicted felon, will serve 25 years behind bars for a November 2018 shooting in Oakland after a high-speed police pursuit from Vallejo.
Oakland police investigate a Vallejo police officer-involved shooting at the corner of International Boulevard at 22nd Avenue on Thursday, Nov. 1, 2018. The suspect crashed his car after a chase from Vallejo and was taken to a local hospital.
With the no-contest pleas, Milano did not admit guilt but stated, essentially, he would offer no defense. Healy immediately found Milano guilty of the three felonies, and, as part of the plea agreement, told Milano he would serve 25 years, four months in state prison, with credit for time served, more than five years. Healey then ordered Milano to return for a pre-sentencing report and sentencing at 8:30 a.m. April 12 in the Justice Building in Vallejo.
During the initial preliminary hearing, witnesses to the shooting in the area of International Boulevard and 22nd Avenue, where Milano allegedly began firing at officers after crashing his vehicle, described what they saw and heard.Possible freeway shooting on I-80 in Richmond injures person A day or two before the gun battle, Graham said he had agreed to help Milano move and, at one point, Milano had shown him several weapons in his possession.
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