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4 Mahoning County men indicted in Trumbull County carjacking
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Four Mahoning County men have been indicted on charges related to a carjacking on Millennium Boulevard near the Bazetta Township Walmart on June 15.
Maurice D. Teague, 19, of Almyra Avenue in Youngstown, was indicted on four charges: complicity to aggravated robbery, carrying a concealed weapon, improperly handling firearms in a motor vehicle and being a felon in possession of a firearm.
Three others — Jerome Turner, 24, of Hillman Way in Boardman; Jermaine Beverly, 20, of East Lucius Avenue in Youngstown; and James Williams, 18, of Randolph Street, Youngstown — were indicted on a single count of complicity to aggravated robbery.
All four are also charged with committing the crime with a firearm. The robbery charge carries a penalty of up to 10 years in prison.
Police said the four men robbed two men around 8:30 p.m. Police arrested Turner, Beverly and Williams about 30 minutes later about a mile west of the Walmart. Beverly was arrested near the Walmart June 16.
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Last sane person out of Youngstown, shut the lights out.
OUCH ! These boys were just having a little bit of fun and the authorities got serious . Probation please since they are from Mahoning County and this is the usual form of punishment there .
Don't worry about shutting the light out.....somebody stole the copper wire that it was hooked-up to.
Pyroc :
"Don't worry about shutting the light out.....somebody stole the copper wire that it was hooked-up to."
Ghetto Metals may soon be launched with a public stock offering . Our area has many tons of copper available just for the taking . Aluminum has already reached its peak and now houses are going vinyl . Recycling metal that is already in use has been the trend for many years and has gained widespread acceptance . What has been a fringe venture now is on the path to being mainstream . Yep, they figure that society's intolerance is quickly fading .
GOING BEYOND GANG COLORS
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