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Judge sends 6 to prison for deadly robberies involving fake Uber Eats orders

Lily Torres
Lily Torres
Lily Torres
Sports Reporter · Sandy Springs, GA

Lily, a graduate from the University of North Georgia, has spent the last 5 years reporting on recreational sports and community events. Prior to joining Sandy Springs Current, she wrote for the Gwinnett Daily Post, where she developed a passion for promoting local sports leagues and family-friendly activities.

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Judge sends 6 to prison for deadly robberies involving fake Uber Eats orders — Dunwoody Community news

Families of three men murdered in three separate shootings poured their hearts out in court, telling a judge losing their loved ones has left them with a lifetime of pain. The testimony of the children of one of the murder victims had people in the courtroom in tears. One of the defendants apologized for her role in the two murders she pleaded guilty to. Tyla Sprattling, Javion Clemmons, Willie Beasley, Montravis Luke, Cameron Ross and Lakavin Foster were all in a Fulton County courtroom to plead guilty for their roles in a murder and robbery spree. The sister of one of the victims told Judge Scott McAfee Clemmons’s life plus a five-year sentence will get him off the streets for a long time. “He was bold enough to be freely and do all these robberies and killings. So now God put him in a place where he needs to be,” Breonna Cody said. Clemmons was sentenced to life plus five years for robbing and killing Cody, Christopher Holt and Martino Allen in three separate shooting

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