A jury has convicted the man who allegedly gunned down 26-year-old Terrance Finner over his jewelry and wallet in 2018. Officials said the two were friends.
Charles Breed III has been sentenced to 50 years for the murder of Terrance Finner, the nephew of the Houston police chief.More than five years after Houston Police Chief Troy Finner's nephew was killed, a California man has been sentenced for his murder.
On Jan. 11, 2018, 26-year-old Terrance Leigh Finner was allegedly gunned down by Breed, who officials say was his friend from San Francisco that would visit Houston regularly. When both exited the car, police say Breed pulled out a gun, and Terrance squared up to defend himself.Officials said Breed proceeded to take the victim's chains and satchel before rummaging through his pockets for his wallet.
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