Family Disappointed by Plea Deal in 2025 Albuquerque Murder Case

Albuquerque Santa Fe, NM, September 28, 2026 — A family in Albuquerque has voiced significant discontent regarding a plea deal finalized for one of two teenagers accused in the 2025 shooting death of David Segura Jr. The victim’s mother has publicly stated that the agreement does not deliver adequate justice for her son.

David Segura Jr. was fatally shot following an alleged altercation that reportedly stemmed from a perceived ‘dirty look.’ The specifics of the plea deal, including the exact charges, the terms agreed upon, and the resulting sentence, were not detailed in the provided information. The contractor’s name and the specific court or prosecuting body involved were also not provided.

The plea deal was accepted by one of the two teenagers charged in connection with the 2025 murder. The second teenager’s legal status or any potential plea agreement for that individual was not specified. Details regarding the timeline of events leading up to the fatal shooting or the date the plea deal was accepted are also missing.

The victim’s mother stated that the plea deal represents “no justice” for her son.

The incident leading to Segura Jr.’s death is alleged to have occurred after a confrontation initiated by a perceived slight. The full details of this confrontation and the subsequent events remain subject to ongoing legal proceedings or are otherwise undisclosed.

The lack of further information means the exact nature of the plea agreement and its implications for the case are not fully known. The family’s strong feelings of dissatisfaction highlight the emotional toll such cases can take, particularly when the outcome is perceived as insufficient by the victim’s loved ones.

Story summarized from the original created by Robert Towne on www.kob.com, see more information here.