ROSEVILLE, Calif. — An Auburn man was found guilty of murder in a 2020 deadly shooting at a hotel in Roseville on the 1900 block of Freedom Way.
On Aug. 25, jurors in Placer County returned a guilty verdict on charges of first-degree murder and robbery against 29-year-old defendant Anders Johanson-Fulilangi.
Johanson-Fulilangi was involved in a robbery scheme and beat the victim with a gun as he robbed him. He then shot the victim 17 times before leaving him dead in a hotel hallway on Sept. 18, 2020.
Days after the homicide, Johanson-Fulilangi was arrested by authorities in Reno. Jury selection in the case began on Aug. 8.
Johanson-Fulilangi is due back in court on Nov. 7 for sentencing.
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