Los Angeles Army veteran sentenced to 25 years for plot to bomb 2019 rally

An Army veteran convicted of planning to bomb a 2019 Los Angeles-area rally was sentenced Monday to 25 years in prison, the Justice Department said Tuesday.

Federal prosecutors asked for a sentence of life in prison. The judge also ordered Domingo be placed on supervised release for 20 years upon release. He's been in federal custody since April 2019. 

"This defendant planned a mass-casualty terrorist attack and repeatedly admitted at trial that he had a desire to kill as many people as possible," Acting U.S. Attorney Tracy Wilkison said in a DOJ news release. "Had this bombing been successful, many innocent people would have been murdered, yet this defendant has shown no remorse for his conduct, nor has he renounced the extremist ideology that motivated his horrific plot."