MOBILE, Ala. – Three men who wore hooded sweatshirts to hide their faces during a string of armed robberies on Monday pleaded guilty to April’s heist at Navigator CU. A fourth suspect in the credit union case has pleaded guilty to a lesser charge.
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The four were part of a gang police called “the Hoodies,” which involved more than a dozen people who shared information and crime techniques and bragged of their exploits on Internet social networking sites.
The four convicted in the Navigator robbery are: Darryl Davis, 21, cousins Timothy Larmount King, 23, and Daveron Devour King, 20, and Anthomas Carr.
The defendants all face prison terms when they are sentenced.
