Category: violent_crime
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Zachary Babitz Sentenced to Life Plus 26 Years for New Mexico Armed Robbery and Carjacking Spree That Killed 83-Year-Old
Zachary Babitz, 40, received life plus 26 years in federal prison for a 2024 armed robbery and carjacking spree across New Mexico that included the fatal shooting of an 83-year-old Santa Fe man.
Law EnforcementLegalUSANew MexicoViolent Crime Zachary BabitzArmed RobberyCarjackingBureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and ExplosivesU.S. Attorney's Office District of New MexicoFBI
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Mexican National Sentenced to 40 Years for Murders of Couple and Their Unborn Child in Drug Trafficking Conspiracy
Benjamin Madrigal-Birrueta, 25, was sentenced to 40 years for the 2022 murders of Cesar Murillo, his pregnant wife Maira Hernandez and their unborn child at a Yakima ranch during a drug trafficking conspiracy.
Law EnforcementLegalDrug TraffickingViolent CrimeUSAMexico Benjamin Madrigal-BirruetaCesar MurilloMaira Sofia HernandezYakima, Washingtondrug trafficking conspiracyHomeland Security InvestigationsmurderFBI
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Seattle Man Who Recruited Juveniles for Dispensary and Bank Robberies Sentenced to 17 Years
Michael Keylon Miller-Jimerson, 26, recruited and armed juveniles for a string of marijuana dispensary and bank robberies across Puget Sound. One dispensary worker was killed. He received 17 years in federal prison.
Law EnforcementLegalUSAWashingtonCrimeViolent CrimeFederal GovernmentCourts Michael Keylon Miller-JimersonFBI Seattlemarijuana dispensary robberiesbank robberyWorld of WeedShannon HartfieldFBI
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Northampton Felon Gets 35 Years for Armed Gas Station Robbery Spree
Northampton felon Timarcus Lavonnte Britt received a 35-year federal prison sentence for an armed gas station robbery spree across Eastern North Carolina in July 2023, targeting multiple Speedway locations with two accomplices.
Law EnforcementPolitics and GovernmentFederal GovernmentLegalSocial IssuesFirearms OffensesViolent Crime Timarcus Lavonnte BrittArmed RobberyFederal PrisonNorth CarolinaGas Station RobberiesGreenvilleFBI