Mire, 35, pleaded guilty to a series of charges, including first-degree murder of a police officer. 23rd Judicial District Court Attorney Ricky Babin said Mire also admitted to the murder of Pamela Adair and the attempted murders of LSP trooper Albert Martin and Joseph Schexnayder, among other crimes committed during the rampage that spanned Ascension, Livingston, and East Baton Rouge parishes.
As part of the plea deal, Mire was sentenced to:
All sentences are to run consecutively to future sentences for crimes committed in Livingston Parish, according to Babin.
Mire will be sentenced later in Livingston Parish. Babin said he faces two life sentences and 348.5 years in prison. There will be no chance for early release, commutation, or appeal.
In court, Mire confessed to all his crimes in the three parishes. Babin said he also gave up his rights to appeal, seek post-conviction relief, or reduce his sentence in state and federal courts.
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