On August 2, Johnson was taken into custody. The lawyer’s office claims that the evidence showed Johnson contacted his partner at the time to say he had “‘popped’ someone recently.”
Having previously been convicted of drug offenses, Johnson acknowledged that he had “consumed cocaine and marijuana.”
According to the Des Moines Register, prosecutor Levi Grove claimed in his opening statement that Johnson.
Who was prohibited from possessing a firearm because of prior felony convictions, “was trolling the neighborhood looking for a reason to use that gun.”
According to the outlet, Johnson admitted lying and attempting to “bulls–t” police questioning before admitting his guilt during the trial.
According to the Des Moines Register, he stated, “I never wanted to be responsible for something like that,” “I feel awful, I feel awful. I had no intention of killing her, nor did I intend to cause her any harm.”
Johnson faces life in prison for the murder of Loffredo after the jury found him guilty. On June 20, he will be sentenced.
