Jonathan Montoya, 20, is charged with murder in the death of
Shavon Twitty in 2011. (null)  A man accused of gunning down a
woman in an Alamogordo fast-food parking lot confessed to police
in a taped interview, but insisted he did not intend to shoot
the woman.  His defense attorney has argued that he did not make
the statement voluntarily because he is mentally retarded and
was duped by police into confessing.  Jonathan Montoya, 20, is
charged with murder, conspiracy, tampering with evidence and
shooting from a motor vehicle in connection with the death of
Shavon Twitty.  Prosecutors allege Montoya shot Twitty, 33, as
she stood in the parking lot of the Alamogordo Burger King in
June 2011.  She died from her injuries a short time later at
Gerald Champion Regional Medical Center.  Montoya is heard in a
taped police interview saying that he shot Twitty at the behest
of Alexis Torres, another person accused of murdering Twitty.
But he added that he had only intended on firing a warning shot.
He told police he