A man who was sentenced to three decades’ imprisonment in July for shooting a woman and her daughter following a brawl between teenagers will not have to pay restitution because prosecutors were unable to produce medical receipts from his victims. Miguel Marrero pleaded guilty in February to shooting a woman and her then-15-year-old daughter at the Candido Guadalupe housing community in 2024 on St. Croix. The Mandatory Victims Restitution Act requires that those who are convicted of — or plead guilty to — certain crimes pay restitution to make their victims whole and compensate them for their losses. Lewis acknowledged the MVRA but denied any restitution requirement because the court had no documentation to base it on. Despite his long prison term, Lewis said she didn’t believe Marrero would ever be able to pay any fine she imposed.