Sacramento Man Sentenced to 52 Years to Life for 2022 South Land Park Murder
A Sacramento man, D'Anthony Chaney, has been sentenced to 52 years to life in prison for a first-degree murder that occurred in 2022 at a South Land Park liquor store.
Sacramento Stockton Modesto, CA, July 30, 2026 —
D’Anthony Chaney, a resident of Sacramento, has received a sentence of 52 years to life in state prison. The sentence stems from a first-degree murder conviction related to an incident that took place in 2022. The crime occurred at a liquor store located in the South Land Park neighborhood.
Details regarding the specific date of the murder or the sequence of events leading to the sentencing were not provided. The court proceedings concluded with the sentencing, marking the legal resolution for the 2022 homicide.
The South Land Park area is a residential neighborhood in Sacramento. The liquor store where the murder occurred is a local business serving the community. Further information about the victim or the circumstances of the crime was not available in the provided summary.
The sentencing of Chaney to 52 years to life means he must serve a minimum of 52 years before he is eligible for parole. The “to life” portion of the sentence indicates that the parole board will determine his ultimate release based on his behavior and rehabilitation during his incarceration.
Legal representatives for both the prosecution and the defense were involved in the case. The conviction for first-degree murder signifies that the court found the killing to be premeditated and deliberate. The sentencing reflects the severity of the crime and the legal standards applied in California for such offenses.
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