Updated: Rochester man, who was sentenced to a sister friend after a fatal shootout

Rochester-after 36-year-old Cody Perry in Rochester was found guilty about his sister's fatal shooting of his sister's fatal shooting, was sentenced to eight to 10 years in prison on Friday, March 14th.

The 41-year-old shooting victim, Justin Doberck from Mattapoisett, was supposedly an abusive partner of Sister Haley Perry.

In his process, Perry was not guilty of voluntary homicide, attack and dough with a deadly weapon that causes physical injuries.

The shootout occurred on April 7, 2023 after a dispute between Doberck, Cody Perry and Haley Perry.

Rochester's police report that Perry told the officials that “he was afraid of his sister's security.”

Perry went to his apartment and picked up his legal firearm after alleged threats from Doberck from a safe.

He claims that Doberck had tackled him on the ground, which caused the firearm involuntarily shoot the firearm. Only an empty shell case was on site on the ground.

“When I fell, I shot,” said Perry to the police.

Perry stayed at the crime scene of the crime until the former Rochester police SGT. Nathan Valente arrived around 9:34 a.m. He willingly handed over his firearm to the officers and was arrested without incidents.

After the authorities arrived, Valente tried the HLW with the victim and Doberck was brought to St. Luke's Hospital in New Bedford, where he was declared dead.

When Perry was interrogated by the Rochester police, he said that he didn't like what happened and didn't want to do what happened, but it was a crazy situation. “

The Rochester police department did not make a comment on the case at this point.

Perry has been captured in the prison system of Plymouth County without deposit since his detention in April 2023.

The deputy district prosecutors Daniel Higgins and Jessica Croker pursued the case with pond that Perry defended.

During a pre -judicial conference in September 2023, Pond argued that Doberck had a “history of violence and abuse” to Haley Perry, and explained that this case was “a random shootout in which the main native of the deceased was”.

The public prosecutor refuted these claims by declaring that Doberck was a “loud” character and on the night of the shootout “in a good mood”.

“For those with whom the Commonwealth spoke during the Grand Jury Process, everyone agreed, except Haley Perry [Doberck] Had a bark, but no bite, ”said Croker during the pre -court conference.

The defense claimed that the abuse of Haley Perry was more relevant than the public prosecutor.

“Mr. Doberck made violent threats and honestly said disgusting things to Mr. Perry and Mrs. Perry,” said Teich.

Croker, Higgins and Pond did not make a comment on the case at this point.

According to a press release from the district prosecutor, the Commonwealth applied for a “detention of 18 to 20 years” in the State prison for Perry.

The district prosecutor of Plymouth County condemned Perry on Friday, March 14th, eight to ten years in the state prison.