Larry Lightning Jr., a notorious bank robber, was sentenced to 488 years in prison after being convicted on 30 felony counts stemming from a series of violent robberies in San Diego County. Between 2019 and 2022, he and his accomplices executed four armed takeovers, robbing banks and terrorizing employees, resulting in nearly $400,000 stolen. This crime spree greatly impacted the lives of the bank staff, with some never returning to work. Following a thorough investigation by law enforcement, Lightning was held accountable for the fear and harm caused during the heists.
Lightning orchestrated a terrifying crime spree across San Diego County from 2019-2022, leading to multiple bank takeovers and significant terror among bank employees.
The sentence of 488 years imposed on Lightning underscores the severity of his actions, which left lasting trauma for the bank employees and community.
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