The convictions were for crimes that included armed robbery, assault with a deadly weapon inflicting serious injury, child sex offenses, rape, and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. Based on the structured sentencing laws in North Carolina, sentences ranged from probation to fifteen years in prison; some of them included:
Edward McVey, Jr., (38) was convicted of second degree rape of a child and was sentenced to 90-117 months in prison.John Foster (42) was convicted of common law robbery and was sentenced to 19-23 months in prison.
Luis Gomez-Cantor (22) was convicted of second degree rape of a child and was sentenced to 58-97 months in prison.
Jason Mera-Tubay (21) was convicted of assault with a deadly weapon inflicting serious injury and was sentenced to 25-39 months in prison suspended for 36 months supervised probation with 270 days in jail.
Anthony Ferguson (20) was convicted of two counts of robbery with a dangerous weapon, two counts of attempted robbery with a dangerous weapon, common law robbery and possession of a stolen motor vehicle; Ferguson was sentenced to 136-182 months in prison.
Antonio Meadows (27) was convicted of robbery with a dangerous weapon and he admitted his status as a habitual felon; Meadows was sentenced to 93-121 months in prison. (Dropped charges include: Assault with a deadly weapon- intent to kill, conspiracy, three armed robbery charges)Taquarius Mobley (20) was convicted of attempted robbery with a dangerous weapon and conspiracy to commit robbery with a dangerous weapon and was sentenced to 46-65 months in prison.
Iyesha Brown (29) was convicted of assault with a deadly weapon inflicting serious injury and was sentenced to 25-39 months in prison suspended for 36 months supervised probation with 90 days in jail.