Lakewood man gets 48 years in shooting
By Sue Lindsay, Rocky Mountain News (Contact)
Published May 22, 2008 at 9 p.m.
A Lakewood man was sentenced to 48 years in prison Thursday for the attempted murder of three men last year at the Cafe Prague in Morrison.
Aaron Allen Fain fired 10 rounds into the restaurant March 10, 2007, after owner Tomas Stibral asked him to leave because he was drunk and belligerent. Fain was convicted of three counts of attempted first-degree murder by a Jefferson County jury.
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