Unlike joggers, beaners actually are capable of using shotguns.

Those (few) extra IQ points make all the difference.

Coloradoan:

A Loveland man found guilty of first-degree murder and attempted murder for a September 2018 shooting has been sentenced to life in prison.

Adrian Guzman, 36, was sentenced Monday morning, two months after a jury found him guilty of first-degree murder for fatally shooting Clarence Westbrook and attempted murder for shooting and seriously injuring Christopher Green.

Guzman was sentenced to life in prison for killing Westbrook — receiving the required sentence in Colorado for a first-degree murder conviction — and 47 years in prison for the attempted first-degree murder conviction, according to court records.

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In footage from indoor and outdoor surveillance cameras of the Loveland home, which was shown to the jury, Westbrook’s girlfriend Julie Etchison is seen walking into a room and then walking out with a box containing a toy helicopter on Sept. 27, 2018, the night of the shooting. She and Westbrook, who is seen signaling her to come with him, leave the room and the camera frame, exiting the house.

Moments later, Guzman is seen exiting from an adjacent room, where he had been watching surveillance footage of the home. He was holding a shotgun and followed the two outside.

The outdoor camera did not record the shooting, but the indoor camera captured audio of two gunshots followed by screams.

The things we put up with just to have access to delicious authentic tacos, eh?

Coloradoan:

A jury found a Loveland man guilty of first-degree murder and attempted first-degree murder after less than five hours of deliberating Friday.

Adrian Guzman, 35, was found guilty of shooting and killing Clarence Westbrook and shooting and seriously injuring Christopher Green in September 2018 outside a Loveland home. First-degree murder is a Class 1 felony. Attempted first-degree murder is a Class 2 felony.

Jurors spent 10 days listening to testimony, observing autopsy and crime scene photos, and watching surveillance footage from the house.

The crux of the September night revolved around a toy helicopter.

In footage from indoor and outdoor surveillance cameras of the Loveland home, which was shown to the jury, Westbrook’s girlfriend Julie Etchison is seen walking into a room and then walking out with the helicopter box on Sept. 27, 2018, the night of the shooting. She and Westbrook, who is seen signaling her to come with him, leave the room and the camera frame, exiting the house.

Moments later, Guzman is seen exiting from an adjacent room, where he had been watching surveillance footage of the home. He was holding a shotgun and followed the two outside.

While the indoor camera is still rolling, two gunshots are heard, followed by screams. The outdoor security camera, which displayed the driveway, did not record the shooting itself. It picked up moments later to show Guzman standing over Westbrook and Green, both lying in the driveway.