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Boston woman sentenced to prison for armed robberies of postal workers

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BOSTON (WWLP) - A Boston woman was sentenced to prison on Monday in federal court in connection with multiple armed robberies of United States Postal Service (USPS) letter carriers in 2022. Charging documents state that on November 29, 2022, in Matapan, 22-year-old Myesha Lewis and co-defendant Kenneth Demosthene forcibly robbed a USPS worker of their arrow key. An arrow key is designed to open USPS collection boxes, and it is a federal offense …

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NBC Boston

Woman sentenced in armed robberies of postal workers in Boston

A Boston woman has been sentenced after pleading guilty to federal charges in the armed robberies of two postal workers in 2022. Both robberies took place in Boston late that year. One mail carrier was robbed on Nov. 29 in Mattapan, as was another — at knifepoint — on Dec. 16 in Hyde Park. In both incidents, federal authorities said...

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Boston woman sentenced to prison for armed robberies of postal workers

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Jersey Shore Online

Ocean County Man Sentenced For Threats, Assault

TOMS RIVER – A local man was sent to prison for a series of crimes on three different days. Dylan Panatero, 42, of Toms River, was sentenced to four years in New Jersey State Prison for Making Terroristic Threats, seven years for Robbery, ten years for Aggravated Assault, and seven years for Eluding. The sentences will all take place at the same time. However, the Aggravated Assault and Robbery sentences will be subject to the No Early Release…

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thelakewoodscoop.com

Toms River Man Sentenced To State Prison For Aggravated Assault, Eluding, Robbery, And Terroristic Threats

Ocean County Prosecutor Bradley D. Billhimer announced that on February 7, 2025, Dylan Panatero, 42, of Toms River, was sentenced by the Honorable Kenneth T. Palmer, J.S.C., to four years New Jersey State Prison (NJSP) relative to his previously entered guilty plea to Terroristic Threats in connection with an incident that occurred on August 8, […]

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