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As months passed, Glover’s case finally reached a jury in September 2023, where he faced significant scrutiny from the prosecution, asserting his role in a premeditated murder. Despite his defense claiming he was not the actual gunman, the jury returned a quick guilty verdict for first-degree murder and drive-by shooting.
By October 2023, Glover was sentenced to life imprisonment with the possibility of parole after 30 years, highlighting the stringent nature of penalties for violent crimes that involve firearms in Minnesota. Following conviction, Glover filed an appeal shortly thereafter, but it was upheld a few months later, reinforcing the justice system's stance on gang-related violence.