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Gulf Coast Walmart arsonist sentenced to 15 years - Vimarsana News

Gulf Coast Walmart arsonist sentenced to 15 years

MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) — One of the five people arrested for the 2021 Walmart arsons in Mississippi and Mobile has been sentenced to 15 years in prison. Sean Bottorff had a sentencing hearing on…

Source: wkrg.com
Ex-Kearney man sentenced for leading role in plot to start fires at Walmart stores in the South - Vimarsana News

Ex-Kearney man sentenced for leading role in plot to start fires at Walmart stores in the South

A U.S. attorney said the group had "deliberately endangered innocent shoppers and destroyed millions of dollars of merchandise when they intentionally and maliciously set fires in four stores in two

2 more Walmart arson conspirators sentenced to federal prison - Vimarsana News

2 more Walmart arson conspirators sentenced to federal prison

Alexander Olson, 23, and Quinton Olson, 22, were sentenced to 15 years and three years, respectively.

Source: al.com
Mastermind of Gulf Coast Walmart fires gets 18 years, double the prosecution recommendation - Vimarsana News

Mastermind of Gulf Coast Walmart fires gets 18 years, double the prosecution recommendation

A federal judge on Tuesday sentenced the admitted mastermind of a scheme to set fires area Walmart stores to 18 years in prison – double the prison term recommended under advisory guidelines.

Source: wlox.com
Judge gives Walmart arson ringleader twice the recommended sentence in Alabama, Mississippi fires - Vimarsana News

Judge gives Walmart arson ringleader twice the recommended sentence in Alabama, Mississippi fires

A federal judge sentenced Jeffrey Sikes to 18 years in prison -- double the amount recommended by prosecutors.

Source: al.com