In Charlotte You Can Murder 3 People and Serve Just 1 Week

On April 22, 2021 a local Charlotte television station ran a story about a murder suspect taking a plea deal.

Suspect in 2015 Charlotte triple homicide sentenced to 6 years

Antonio Lafloyd Robinson will spend 3-6 years in prison for his role in the deadly shootings of three men in south Charlotte in December of 2015.

Photo Courtesy Mecklenburg County Sheriff/s Office

A man charged in connection with the deadly shooting of three men in 2015 will spend at least three years in prison after taking a plea deal in court. 

On Dec. 4, 2015, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police were called to a reported shooting at a home on China Grove Road in south Charlotte. When officers arrived, they found three men who had been shot to death. 

A year ago Antonio Lafloyd Robinson pleaded guilty to three counts of conspiracy to commit armed robbery related to the deaths of Naquivs Benson, Jarvis Benson and Javarius McGee in December of 2015. 

Robinson was originally charged with three counts of murder in the case. 

Prosecutors said in court last year that Robinson was offered a plea deal after an unrelated death of a key witness in the case. 

The judge in the case said Robinson would serve three to six years in prison for the charges. The Judge Lied.

Robinson was convicted and sentenced on April 22, 2021 and was paroled a week later on April 29, 2021. He parole supervision ended on April 22, 2022.

Johnson had fled to South Carolina when he was arrested in February of 2016 and later brought back to Mecklenburg County to stand trial. He was held apparently without bail in the Mecklenburg County Jail for five years awaiting trial. 

Life is cheap in Charlotte real cheap.