Marvine Sentenced in Sedalia Shootings

Jeffery Marvine, 33, Sedalia, was sentenced Wednesday in relation to two separate shootings that occurred Sept. 21, 2018, on West Main Street and subsequently Cherry Tree Lane.

On Aug. 8, 2019, the defendant entered a guilty plea to an eight-count Indictment which included two counts of Assault in the First Degree, two counts of Armed Criminal Action, and four counts of Unlawful Use of a Weapon.

After hearing evidence and argument the defendant was sentenced to the Department of Corrections as follows:

Count 1 – Assault in the First Degree: 22 years
Count 2 – Armed Criminal Action: 40 years
Count 3 – Unlawful Use of a Weapon: 22 years
Count 4 – Unlawful Use of a Weapon: 22 years
Count 5 – Assault in the First Degree: 11 years
Count 6 – Armed Criminal Action: 30 years
Count 7 – Unlawful Use of a Weapon: 15 years
Count 8 – Unlawful Use of a Weapon: 15 years.

Counts 1 through 4 were ordered to run concurrent with each other. Counts 5 through 8 were ordered to run concurrent with each other. However, the two groups (i.e. 1-4 & 5-8) were ordered to run consecutively as they pertained to separate victims.

Counts 1 and 5 are classified as “Dangerous Felonies” in the State of Missouri pursuant to Section 556.061. As such the defendant will not be eligible for parole until the completion of 85 percent of each sentence.

--Submitted by Phillip T. Sawyer, Pettis County Prosecuting Attorney