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Man Faces 60 Years For Robbery At BK
April 11, 2011
Devin Dejuan Middleton was found guilty by an Escambia County jury of two counts of robbery without a weapon while wearing a mask.
The conviction stems from a robbery occurring June 29, 2010, at the Burger King on Brent Lane. Middleton waited in the parking lot for the manager to come to her car with the bank deposit. When she did, he jumped from his car wearing a black ski mask, snatched her car door open, punched her repeatedly in the face and took over $2,000 from her. He got back into the vehicle, then immediately jumped back out and returned to beat her again while demanding she give him her car keys.
Judge Michael Allen scheduled sentencing for May 20, 2011. Middleton faces a maximum of 60 years state prison.
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7 Responses to “Man Faces 60 Years For Robbery At BK”
I ve read all these comment and articles as well as stood by his side through all this. no 2000 dollars aint worth it. He didnt do it and u can all make comments bout is it worth it and all of that. He is a wonderful man and father, and tell me how someone who jus was beaten all over and in the face can id a man that had a mask on 100 percent!!!!
THE ONE WHO KNOWS THE REAL TRUTH!!
Here’s a little tip on avoiding being robbed with a bank deposit.
Leave the money inside with someone reliable.
Have the manager use the drive thru.
Give the manager the deposit via the drive thru
some are blind to the consequences of their actions
many in prison show that form of blindness
less than one percent of the general population is a psychopath.
more than a quarter of the prison population is a psychopath
At least he’ll have people with whom to associate with whom he has much in common.
David for permanent partnerships
The Clerk of Court record shows that his age is 26.
Is 2,000 dollars worth your life and your freedom and the way people see you? I will never under stand!
I’m surprised that the article doesn’t mention the Mans age.
He probably could have just asked her nicely and got both the first time.
Too bad she didn’t know you should never take money bags from businesses
without protection. Either be escorted or have a gun yourself.
I wish she had shot him. To many bad people out there now days.