San Antonio, TX – A woman has been sentenced to 35 years in prison for the shooting death of a romantic rival, Yvette Salinas. Priscilla Caballero, 38, was convicted in the fatal shooting that occurred on January 5, 2021. Caballero confronted Salinas, who had become involved with Caballero’s partner during her incarceration, at their shared partner’s home and shot her during the confrontation.
After the shooting, Caballero left the scene but later turned herself in to the San Antonio Police Department, where she confessed to the crime. According to the Bexar County District Attorney’s Office, Caballero’s actions were described as “reckless and inexcusable.” The District Attorney, Joe Gonzales, stated that the legal system has worked to ensure accountability for the harm caused and expressed condolences to the family of the victim, Yvette Salinas.
As part of her sentence, Caballero will have to serve half of her 35-year term before she is eligible for parole. The conviction and sentencing of Priscilla Caballero bring closure to a painful chapter for the family of the victim, Yvette Salinas. The District Attorney’s office hopes that the sentencing will provide some measure of justice for the grieving family.
In conclusion, Priscilla Caballero has been sentenced to 35 years in prison for the fatal shooting of Yvette Salinas, bringing closure to a tragic event that occurred on January 5, 2021. The legal system has ensured accountability for the harm caused and the District Attorney’s office hopes this brings some measure of closure to the grieving family.