After deliberating for days, jurors convicted Deonte Lee Murray, 39, of all the charges against him, said Deputy District Attorney Stephen Lonseth.

Deonte Lee Murray, 39, was found guilty of a crime spree that included the ambush-style shooting of two Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department deputies back in Sept. 2020.

Deonte Murray was sentenced to 166 years in prison for seriously injuring two L.A. County sheriff's deputies when he shot them at point-blank range in 2020.

Deonte Lee Murray was convicted in September of a series of shootings, including one that injured two Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies in September 2020.

Deonte Lee Murray, 39, faces three counts of attempted murder, four counts of felon in possession of a firearm and one count each of assault with a deadly weapon, carjacking and robbery.