Andrew Hall, the former Danville police officer who shot and killed unarmed motorist Laudemer Arboleda in 2018, has been sentenced to six years in state prison by a Contra Costa County Superior Court judge in Martinez.
Because he was convicted of a violent felony — assault with a firearm — Hall must spend at least 85 percent of his sentence in prison before being eligible for parole, or 5.1 years.
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