Pablo Lyle receives sentence for involuntary manslaughter will spend 5 years in prison

This February 3, a judge from the court in Miami, Florida, in the United States, sentenced Pablo Lyle for the involuntary manslaughter of Juan Ricardo Hernández. The actor will serve a 13-year sentence, of which five will be in prison and eight on probation.

In addition, you will need to cover 100 hours of community service and you will need to take conflict resolution and anger management classes. During the trial, the actor was very moved at all times and addressed a few words to the family of the deceased man.

On March 31, 2019, Pablo Lyle was heading to the Miami International Airport to take a flight to Mexico, but he never imagined that the altercation he had with the driver of a car over a traffic incident would bring fatal consequences.

Just last October 4, a judge in Miami found him guilty of involuntary manslaughter, for which the Mexican interpreter was awaiting his sentence until February 3, when the resolution of the case was announced.

RECEIVED JUDGMENT!! Pablo Lyle was sentenced to 13 years, 5 of which he will spend in prison and 8 on probation; In addition, the actor must take classes to control his anger and pay 100 hours of community service. 😱😱😱 @pablolyle pic.twitter.com/24p7xYwi1r

– TelevisaEspectáculos (@TvsEspectaculos) February 3, 2023

During the trial, several people had the opportunity to make statements, such as the son of Juan Hernández, who asked Judge Marissa Tinkler Méndez for the maximum sentence for Lyle. Likewise, the accused also had the opportunity to address a few words to the victim’s relatives.

I’m really sorry […] I offer you the most sincere apology I have ever offered in my life. I can say that I have learned a lesson. I know they lost someone very important, I can’t do anything to bring them back.

Son of Juan Ricardo Hernández requests the maximum sentence for Pablo Lyle. He showed videos of relatives who have been waiting for justice for almost 4 years. pic.twitter.com/RzIrEvXwte

— Lizbeth Garcia (@LizbethGarciaOf) February 3, 2023

After listening to the defense, the prosecution and all the people who issued their statement, the judge delivered her verdict. In addition, she explained to Lyle that he has a 30-day period in case he wants to appeal the decision.

Mr. Lyle, how are you going to resolve conflicts in the future? I don’t think it will ever be the same way he acted that day or as he had acted before, this requires courage and strength. Therefore, the court sentences Mr. Lyle to a period of five years in state prison, followed by a period of eight years of probation. Mr. Lyle will have to take conflict resolution classes, also anger management. Mr. Lyle will be required to provide 100 hours of community service.