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Tag: Pensacola Shooting Case

Quinton L. Pete, Attempted Hobbs Act Robbery and Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon, Florida 2022
Federal jury convicts Quinton L. Pete, a convicted felon, for armed robbery and firearm possession in Pensacola shooting case. Maximum 30-year sentence.
21 September 2023

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