Davis was sentenced to 178 years to serve for killing Tatiana David during an I-95 chase.

A sentence after conviction is the court's judgment on the counts that supported the term. It is not a new accusation. Michael C. Davis, 38, was sentenced Friday in Prince William County to 258 years, with 80 years suspended, for 178 years to serve, after reported convictions that include second-degree murder in the death of Tatiana David. Commonwealth's Attorney Amy Ashworth said, as reported, "Tatiana David did not deserve to die."

On April 5, 2023, the case was related to an abduction alert out of Ithaca, New York. A stop in Fairfax became a chase onto I-95 and into Prince William County. The vehicle crashed near mile marker 148. Reporting said Davis opened fire on troopers and, during the shootout, shot Tatiana David multiple times, killing her. Ballistics tied those bullets to his gun. No troopers were killed. Those are the facts WJLA reported from the Commonwealth's Attorney's account. They are the record behind the convictions.

The Commonwealth's Attorney's office, as reported by WJLA 7News, said Davis was sentenced Friday in Prince William County to 258 years, with 80 years suspended, leaving 178 years to serve. The reported convictions are second-degree murder, abduction, three counts of attempted aggravated murder of a law enforcement officer, 10 firearm charges, discharging a firearm from a vehicle, and felony eluding. Ashworth said, "Tatiana David did not deserve to die." A sentence after conviction is the judgment.