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Two Sentenced For Convenience Store Robbery
May 25, 2013
Two Escambia County men were sentenced Friday for the 2012 robbery of a convenience store on Mobile Highway.
William Cody Latner and Dylan Michael White, were sentenced by Circuit Court Judge Jole Boles. William Cody Latner was sentenced to 20 years in state prison for robbery with a firearm and two counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and Dylan Michael White was sentenced to 11 years in state prison as a youthful offender for the armed robbery of a convenient store, as well as unrelated burglary charges.
The conviction stemmed from an armed robbery of Benn’s U-Save Foods on July 10, 2012. Defendants Latner and White entered the store and confronted the clerk with a firearm and demanded money. The suspects fled the area and were later identified as suspects on August 3, 2012. Days later both suspects were arrested following an interview by law enforcement.
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3 Responses to “Two Sentenced For Convenience Store Robbery”
Thats right put them away…give them years to dream of freedom…and when they get out and decide to pursue the same sorry good for nothing lifestyle again, we’ll be waiting to get rid of the trash again… have fun in prison boys…
Great job Judge Boles. Glad to see that there is at least one judge in this area who isn’t content with giving offenders a slap on the wrist, a fine, and probation.
Good job….judge…..need more like that…