The second of two men who pleaded guilty to a drive-by shooting at a La Jolla house party that killed a young woman and wounded three other people was sentenced Thursday to 35 years in state prison. Odyssey Sellers Carrillo, 23, pleaded guilty in San Diego Superior Court to voluntary manslaughter and other charges for the shooting death of 20-year-old Nina Silver. Silver and three men were among a group of people who were struck by gunfire about 12:30 a.m. June 23, 2019, while they were standing in an alley off Cuvier Street. Prosecutors allege gang motivations were behind the shooting, and Silver was not the intended target. Silver was shot in the back, while the three wounded victims were shot in the face, chest and arm, respectively. San Diego police said a light-colored sedan drove north in the alley and an occupant fired several rounds at the victims. Related Articles Courts | Seeking ‘dedicated residents with sound judgment’ to apply for new county grand jury Courts | Pothole, faulty crosswalk claims cost city $500K to 2 injured women Courts | Ex-Baja California state police officer sentenced for cocaine importation Courts | Man sentenced to nearly 7 years for setting cars on fire at Fox5 San Diego Courts | Driver convicted of murder, DUI in death of man struck in University Heights Carrillo, whom prosecutors allege was the shooter, was arrested in July 2019 following a high-speed police pursuit. Co-defendant Malik Joshua Campbell, who was sentenced earlier this year to 24 years in prison, was arrested two months later. Along with manslaughter, Carrillo pleaded guilty to an attempted murder count and two counts of assault with a semi-automatic firearm, while Campbell pleaded guilty to three assault counts.