Antwan Andre “Smurf” Anthony was found guilty of a 2012 armed robbery at Farmville Hustle Mart in Pitt County, North Carolina, which resulted in the murders of three employees. Anthony was convicted of three first-degree murders, three first-degree felony murders, and three robberies with a dangerous weapon. The jury imposed a death sentence, the first in Pitt County's judicial history since Mark Squires was sentenced in 2000. Anthony's case emphasized issues of recidivism and public safety. As of January 2025, he remained on death row.
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Overview of Antwan A. Anthony’s Case
Antwan Andre “Smurf” Anthony was convicted for his role in a tragic incident that occurred on April 1, 2012, at the Farmville Hustle Mart in Pitt County, North Carolina. During this armed robbery, three employees were shot and killed: 16-year-old Mokbel “Sam” Mohamed Almujanahi, 24-year-old Gaber Alawi, and 26-year-old Nabil Nasser Saeed Al’mogannahi. The crime involved four armed robbers, including Anthony, who entered the store with the intent to commit robbery.
Charges and Conviction
Anthony faced multiple serious charges stemming from this incident. He was found guilty of three counts of first-degree murder, three counts of first-degree felony murder, and three counts of robbery with a dangerous weapon. The jury deliberated briefly before reaching a verdict after only one hour of consideration.
Sentencing
Following his conviction, the jury was tasked with determining Anthony’s sentence. After extensive instructions from the judge regarding the sentencing process, they ultimately decided on a death sentence for Anthony. This marked a significant moment in Pitt County’s judicial history as it was the first death sentence handed down since Mark Squires was sentenced in 2000.
Background Information
Prior to this incident, Anthony had been released from a Connecticut prison just two months before the murders took place. His criminal history raised concerns about his potential for reoffending upon release. The case drew attention not only due to its violent nature but also because it highlighted issues surrounding recidivism and public safety.
Current Status
As of January 2025, Antwan A. Anthony is on death row following his conviction and sentencing for these heinous crimes. His case remains part of ongoing discussions about capital punishment and its implications within the legal system.
The information provided illustrates both the gravity of Anthony’s actions and the legal proceedings that followed them.
VIDEO: Triple Murder at the Hustle Mart | https://youtu.be/GVDsoHavlgI
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