The Brief
- A D.C. man was convicted for his role in a violent multi-state robbery spree that targeted prescription drugs and cellphones.
- A group of co-conspirators sought to rob pharmacies and cellphone stores for items that could be resold.
- The spree targeted establishments in D.C., Maryland, Virginia and New Jersey.
WASHINGTON – A D.C. man was convicted Thursday for his role in a violent multi-state robbery spree that targeted pharmacies and cellphone stores across Maryland, Virginia, D.C. and New Jersey, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District.
What we know:
Deaundre Blount, 33, was found guilty of interference with interstate commerce and intent to distribute controlled substances. …