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November 2019 – 2021
The Robberies file carries the crew: on November 20, 2019, Armand White and Daniel Scott robbed a South Bend federal credit union the Department of Justice's account does not name, Crystal Egan driving and planning; the November 18, 2019 robbery of a Mishawaka tobacco store by White and Joshua Gant, Egan driving, is Mishawaka's record and stands here at one line. At the July 8, 2021 sentencings Egan drew 102 months and Gant 90 months, and Scott's sentencing stood scheduled for September 2021. White's disposition was the open term.
White, settled: The U.S. Attorney's release, announced by U.S. Attorney Clifford D. Johnson, records that Armand White, 34 years old, of South Bend, was sentenced by Chief Judge Jon E. DeGuilio to 300 months in prison followed by three years of supervised release, after pleading guilty to brandishing a firearm during a robbery. The release frames the plea on the tobacco-store facts — "White and another individual robbed a tobacco store at gunpoint. They ordered the store clerk to lay on ground or be shot" — and notes that White was on supervised release for a prior federal conviction for bank robbery and brandishing a firearm in relation to a crime of violence. The documented sentence is 300 months in the crew's case; this entry does not assign the firearm count to one robbery over the other, because the release does not.
Scott, still open: Two searches found no sentencing release for Daniel Scott. His final sentence remains open, its route the Northern District of Indiana docket.
Sources:
- U.S. Attorney's Office, Northern District of Indiana, "South Bend, Indiana Man Sentenced to 25 Years in Prison" (justice.gov) — White, 34; 300 months; three years of supervised release; the plea's factual frame; the prior conviction.
- the Bank Robberies and July 2021 Department of Justice release it rests on — the crew, Egan's 102 months, Gant's 90, Scott's scheduled sentencing.