00:00The crash happened here on this street corner at Tenea and Centennial Parkway more than two years ago.
00:06This case is first remembered by that horrific video showing the moment investigators say Andy Probst was deliberately hit and
00:13killed while riding his bike.
00:15Well, today that video was once again at the center of the courtroom, followed by emotional words from the people
00:21who loved him most.
00:22The moment I learned of his death, all I could do was scream and yell. It felt as if my
00:27heart was just ripped and torn into pieces.
00:29For family, those words are forever tied to what happened next.
00:33This video from the morning of August 14, 2023 is almost impossible to watch.
00:41It shows the moments before 64-year-old Andreas Andy Probst is hit while riding his bicycle in a marked
00:48bike lane.
00:49If you believe it's probably going to go fatal, we're going to shut this whole place down.
00:52Police say the car was stolen and that the crash was intentional.
00:56There were some guys inside that had ski masks on.
00:59One was blue, one was red.
01:01Investigators say then-17-year-old Jesus Ayala was driving and 16-year-old Jameer Keys was in the passenger
01:07seat recording from inside the car.
01:09The video quickly spread online showing the final moments of a man simply riding his bike.
01:15Records reveal Probst died from blunt force trauma to the head and suffered other injuries.
01:22Months later, the case took another painful turn when the defendant's courtroom behavior drew attention, seen here, smiling, laughing and
01:29making obscene gestures in front of the victim's family.
01:32At the end of the day, I miss my dad.
01:34On Tuesday, inside the sentencing, the focus was on what the family says they've lost and what they'll live with.
01:40The defendant's actions ended my father's life and destroyed ours. No sentence could bring him back.
01:46I remind you, they didn't just kill Andy. They failed his murder and released it to the world, forcing his
01:53final terrifying moments into the eyes of strangers. That image haunts me every single day.
02:00After hearing from the family and both sides in court, Judge Jacqueline Bluth imposed the sentences in accordance with plea
02:07agreements both defendants previously entered.
02:09Ayala, sentenced to 20 years to life in prison. Keys, sentenced to 18 years to life. Both declined to speak.
02:17So offended that when you saw that body hit your windshield and roll away, the first thing you didn't think
02:22was, oh my gosh, what have we done?
02:23Clearly, I know you know now it's much more slap in the wrist, but there are no words that can
02:30convey the pain that you two have caused.
02:34And the sentences mean both men will spend decades in prison with parole eligibility only after serving the minimum terms
02:41set by the court.
02:42Reporting in Northwest Las Vegas, I'm Alyssa Bethingport.
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