Martin Dominguez

Martin Dominguez

A South San Francisco man who pleaded no contest to felony charges related to a shooting incident in May 2016 was sentenced to three years supervised probation and seven months in county jail Monday, according to the San Mateo County District Attorney’s Office.

Martin Dominguez, 21, admitted to firing a handgun in the direction of a car with three teens in it close to midnight on May 2, 2016. The victims said they were sitting in a car when Dominguez approached them asking if they were driving around the area earlier, according to prosecutors.

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