MMA fighter, anti-gun activist found guilty of murder in revenge for son’s shooting death

Source: New York Post

An MMA fighter who became a high-profile anti-violence activist has been found guilty of murdering a dad he believed was connected to his son’s death — just moments after he left one of his own anti-gun rallies. Lumumba Sayers Sr. , 47, was convicted of second-degree murder on Monday for gunning down Malcolm Watson, 28, at a birthday party for Watson’s five-year-old son in a park in Commerce City, just outside of Denver, in Aug.

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