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November 20, 2019
The robbery: on November 20, 2019, Armand White and Daniel Scott entered a federal credit union in South Bend — unnamed in the Department of Justice's account — with their faces covered and firearms in hand, and demanded money; they got it, and fled in a car driven by Crystal Egan of South Bend, who had planned the robbery with them. The job was the crew's second in three days: on November 18, White and Joshua Gant had robbed a tobacco store in Mishawaka at gunpoint while Egan waited in the car — that store is Mishawaka's record, and it is named here in one line only, as the federal case joins the two.
The disposition: Egan pleaded guilty to Hobbs Act robbery and to brandishing a firearm during a crime of violence, and Chief Judge Jon E. DeGuilio sentenced her to 102 months in prison. Gant was sentenced on July 8, 2021, to 90 months for his role in the crew's crimes. When the Department reported Egan's sentence, White's sentencing stood scheduled for October 2021 and Scott's for September 2021; their final sentences are beyond the report this entry rests on, and the file leaves the two names where the record reached leaves them.
Sources:
- U.S. Department of Justice, "South Bend, Indiana Woman was Sentenced" (2021) — the November 20, 2019 robbery of a federal credit union in South Bend (White and Scott entering masked and armed; Egan planning and driving); the November 18, 2019 Mishawaka tobacco store robbery; Egan's pleas and 102-month sentence; Gant's 90 months; White and Scott awaiting sentencing.