‘Career criminal’ kills two women, injures child in Minneapolis carjacking rampage: prosecutors

“Professional Criminal” Faces Federal Minnesota charges He was allegedly finished when he crashed into another car after an armed carjacking orgy Thursday morning.

Prosecutors said the crash killed two women in his twenties and seriously injured a 6-year-old boy.

Edward Tiki Arrington, 45, also known as Troy Mike Payton, tried multiple carjacking and succeeded, prosecutors said. He allegedly announced in northern Minneapolis that he had controlled the black Volkswagen Passat at the muzzle and quickly countered traffic through northern Minneapolis, sparking police pursuits around 8 a.m. Friday.

Once, the officer tried to pull Arlington over, but he fled Downtown Minneapolis.

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At that time, he crossed the intersection of Pennsylvania Avenue and Olson Memorial Avenue and kept running red lights. When he did so, Arlington crashed into a blue Ford Focus sedan at full speed that was legally crossing the intersection.

The collision killed Marisa Ardys Casebolt and Liberty Borg, a 25-year-old woman from Minneapolis. Fox 9 Minneapolis.

Prosecutors said the six-year-old suffered a bilateral femoral fracture and a brain injury in the back seat. A murdered woman is the mother of the child.

“Two young women should still be alive today. Instead, their lives have been cut by meaningless crimes committed by professional criminals,” said Joseph Thompson, acting U.S. attorney Joseph Thompson. “They deserve better. We all deserve better. I’m tired of this endless violence. Minnesota deserves peace. We will continue to work hard to restore it.”

Arlington allegedly returned to the SUV after initially hijacking Passat, who initially drove that morning, transferred his two dogs to Passat and then pointed the gun at the driver of the black jeep, who was able to speed up. Arrington then aimed at a pedestrian walking on the sidewalk, running towards her, pointing his gun at her.

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Arlington then held her hand and asked to know where her gun was, but the pedestrian said she had no gun, and he released her and ran back to Passat, who was in the carjacking. He allegedly accelerated FF and fired a gun from the car.

Prosecutors said Arrington was renamed in 2015 and his name has a long and extensive criminal history, including the state’s belief in assault and gun crimes, and the 2009 conviction for the intent to distribute cocaine property.

Arrington was charged by the federal government with one count of hijacking and one count of releasing a firearm in a violent crime. If convicted, he faces mandatory imprisonment of at least 25 years until his maximum life imprisonment. Carjacking that causes death is a crime that meets the death penalty.

He is also charged with three counts of escaping in Hennepin County District Court police officer, All felony crimes.

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“This violent suspect has a broad criminal history and completely ignores the value of human life,” O’Hara said. “His reckless and violent actions have taken the lives of innocent people and put countless others in danger. We appreciate the partnership with the U.S. Attorney’s Office, as we all work to ensure that his legal pursuit of the victims and their families is fully pursued and pursued justice to the greatest extent of the law.”

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Meanwhile, Casebolt’s GoFundMe page says she left behind a partner and two children – a 2-year-old and a 9-month-old child.

“Marisa is a loving mother, her baby is the most important thing in the world, and now they have to learn to browse the world without her,” the post said.

Borg posted a happy photo on his son’s first-year Facebook Tuesday.