Chaos erupted in a Kern County courtroom Thursday as the last person charged for the murder of 17-year-old Amanda Zubia learned her fate.Erika LaSalde, 19, was sentenced to seven years in prison for one count of assault with a deadly weapon that caused great bodily injury.
It's the same sentence as the original plea agreement she tried to get out of in December.
LaSalde couldn't hold back her emotions when Zubia's family addressed the court, and at times verbally attacked LaSalde.
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The outburst forced the judge to take a five minute break. During the break, family members form both sides started physically attacking each other outside the court room.
Others charged in the death of Zubia include 27-year-old Maricruz Galaviz, 33-year-old Antonia Salazar, and 17-year-old Crystal DeLeon.
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Robert Vallejo, 17, also faced murder charges in the case before he was beaten to death in a Lerdo holding facility in what investigators say was retaliation for his alleged crime.
Galaviz and Salazar were sentenced to 25 years to life in prison in December after pleading no contest to one count each of first-degree murder.
DeLeon also received 25 years to life, but since she was a minor at the time, will be out of jail by the age of 25. She is currently 18.














