Man convicted of manslaughter in ’13 road-rage death

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(AP) _ A North Little Rock man accused of fatally shooting a driver during a road-rage confrontation has been sentenced to three years in prison.Chris Aaron Schnarr was convicted Wednesday of manslaughter for the May 2013 shooting death of 45-year-old Arista Lee Aldridge Jr. in downtown Little Rock.

Prosecutors told jurors that Schnarr killed Aldridge, who was unarmed, in the middle of the day on a city street because the two had argued.

But Schnarr’s defense attorney, Jeff Rosenzweig, argued that Aldridge nearly caused a collision with Schnarr’s car, then chased Schnarr down to confront him.

Rosenzweig says he plans to appeal the conviction.

According to the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, Schnarr must serve at least six months in prison before he’s eligible for parole.

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