After a judge in Broward County decided on Thursday that Robert Allen should be held without bond in connection to the murder of XXXTentacion, he will remain incarcerated until his case is resolved.
Allen, age 22, is one of the four men who have been charged with first-degree murder in connection with the ambush, robbery, and shooting that took place on June 18 at RIVA Motorsports in Deerfield Beach.
The prosecution played a surveillance video in which Allen could be seen sitting in what was believed to be the getaway car as co-defendants Michael Boatwright and Trayvon Newsome emerged from the vehicle brandishing weapons.
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The South Florida resident who is a possible suspect in the fatal shooting of rapper XXXTentacion’s Robert Allen will not be released from prison any time in the near future.
The defense argued that Allen should be allowed to post bond because he did not get out of the car or fire any shots during the incident. However, Judge Michael Usan ruled that the application should be denied and that Allen should continue to be held in custody.
The investigation has revealed that Boatwright was the one who pulled the trigger during the incident. Boatwright, Newsome, and Dedrick Williams, the fourth suspect, are all being detained without the possibility of bond at this time.
A grand jury indicted 22-year-old Robert Allen and three other people in connection with the robbery and murder of XXXTentacion. XXXTentacion was a popular young rapper. And the authorities were finally able to locate Allen late yesterday, after he had been missing ever since the crime was committed.
U.S. Marshals in Georgia tracked Allen to the teeny-tiny town of Eastman, which is located southeast of Macon in the rural county of Dodge.
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On Tuesday, a man named Robert Allen, who was 20 years old at the time, was sentenced to 35 years in prison for the murder of a teenager named Noah Reyna, who was 15.
A fight that broke out between a group of adolescents in the parking lot of a quick-service restaurant on November 20, 2017, resulted in the fatal shooting of Reyna. According to the police, Reyna was shot while she was intervening in a fight between two other people.
After holding a vigil the previous day for a different youngster who had been shot and killed the day before, the young people gathered at the restaurant.
On Monday, a jury reached a verdict that found Allen guilty of murder. On Tuesday morning, as the phase of Allen’s trial that deals with the punishment was getting ready to begin, both the defense team and the prosecution informed the 226th District Judge Velia Meza that they had reached an agreement.
Allen was sentenced to 35 years in prison by Meza after the judge accepted the plea agreement. During the portion of the proceedings that dealt with the impact on the victim, the teen’s uncle, Chris Quintero, yelled at Allen.
Robert Allen Case And Hearing Update
In exchange for testifying against the other three co-defendants, one of the four suspects in the killing of local musician XXXTentacion is said to have admitted guilt to a lesser crime, according to his attorney.
Robert Allen “accepted the defendant’s plea of guilt. He entered a guilty plea to the more minor charges of robbery with a firearm and murder in the second degree.
On the evening of June 18, 2018, in Pompano Beach, Florida, as Jahseh Dwayne Ricardo Onfroy was leaving a motorcycle store, Allen, Dedrick Williams, Michael Boatwright, and Trayvon Newsome were all shot and killed.
Before going to the RIVA Motorsports shop located at 3671 N. Dixie Highway, XXXTentacion, whose real name is Onfroy but he performs under the stage name XXXTentacion, withdrew approximately fifty thousand dollars from a bank.
The four individuals are accused of killing Onfroy in order to steal the money. According to Lewis, the contribution that Mr. Allen made to this was noticeably less than that of the other three. “Rather than being an integral part of the planning process, this component is more of an afterthought accessory. He most certainly did not step foot outside the vehicle, never carried a gun, and did not fire a shot at anyone.
