Salinas Valley inmate convicted of two stabbings

By Bay City News A Salinas Valley State Prison inmate has been convicted of two violent stabbings of fellow inmates prosecutors revealed Friday A Monterey County jury unveiled Moises Meraz Espinoza guilty of two counts of assault by a life prisoner District Attorney Jeannine M Pacioni publicized Related Articles Emeryville mail thief went around town posing as Amazon driver cops say San Jose Police announce homicide arrests in up-to-date stabbing April shooting Personnel aware of tree decay prior to branch collapse that killed boy in California park records show California babysitter who provided boyfriend with children to molest gets years to life California man who threw woman on train tracks in gets years to life Meraz Espinoza is currently serving a life sentence for murder a press release noted Prosecutors commented Meraz Espinoza stabbed his cellmate more than times on Feb after the evening lockdown The victim survived after being treated at Natividad Anatomical Center On Nov Meraz Espinoza attacked another inmate in the prison yard again causing life-threatening injuries administration explained He is scheduled to be sentenced Aug and faces a maximum of life in prison