Ivan Luevano, 29, was shot multiple times at his Clovis home at 125 El Camino on October 10, 2021, and died after being taken to Plains Regional Medical Center. Clovis Police found him after responding to a gunshot victim call.Police say the Major Crimes Unit’s investigation determined the killing followed a planned robbery. Beatrice Rivera told a relative, 32-year-old Victor Quintanilla, that Luevano was selling marijuana from his residence and had a large amount of drugs and cash. Quintanilla recruited David Valdez from Lubbock. Rivera directed Quintanilla and Valdez to Luevano’s home; after Rivera left, Quintanilla and Valdez confronted Luevano.

When he refused to hand over the money and drugs, Valdez shot him three to four times, then the two fled with marijuana and a small amount of cash.Quintanilla and Valdez were later arrested — Quintanilla in Lubbock and Valdez in Oklahoma City — and Rivera, Quintanilla and Valdez faced prosecution. Rivera was convicted of accessory to second degree murder and given 12 years. Quintanilla was convicted of accessory to second degree murder and resisting, evading or obstructing an officer and received 17 years, with at least 15 required before parole. Valdez remains in federal custody pending return to Clovis to face first degree murder charges.

Did anyone in Clovis know Luevano or have information about the robbery that led to his death?