Seven Years Later, Jury Deliberates | Bakersfield News
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A seven-year-old murder case in East Bakersfield is reaching its climax as the jury deliberates on Michael Angel Cervantes’ fate. Accused of fatally shooting Bryan Lee Redman in a heated confrontation, Cervantes faces first-degree murder charges — bolstered by testimony from his then-passenger, Veronica Perez, who identified him as the shooter and later took a plea deal. But the defense argues he’s not guilty of murder at all, pushing instead for a lesser charge of firearm possession and resisting arrest, claiming Perez’s ID was fueled by personal drama and jealousy over their tumultuous relationship. They also hint that others with murky pasts around Perez might be the real culprits. With conflicting accounts and high stakes, the jury must decide whether Cervantes pulled the trigger — or if he’s just caught in the crosshairs of a tangled web of lies and loyalty.
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