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The Death by Chocolate Trifle: What a Way to Go

Alexis Robles pleaded guilty on a Thursday to assault and weapons charges after violently breaking into a rural Chester County couple's home on February 2, 2024.
Robles randomly targeted Kevin Greist and Melissa Jones' home, intending to steal items to fund his drug addiction, which led to the attack and legal actions.
During the incident, Robles broke down the door with a snow shovel, wrested a handgun from Greist, pistol whipped him, followed Jones upstairs, and fled into nearby woods when police arrived.
Robles was sentenced to state prison for eight to sixteen years by Judge Sondergaard after a plea agreement negotiated by Deputy DA Wright and defense attorney Quist; in a brief statement, Robles expressed remorse, admitting that his substance addiction had overwhelmed his judgment.
The case highlights consequences of substance abuse and home invasion, and it earned commendation for officer Hewczuk, who helped apprehend Robles after he discarded his handgun and was tackled by police.

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