Zebedee Alexander Johnson, 35, has entered a guilty plea for his role in an armed robbery that occurred at a Clinton convenience store in 2022. During the heist, Johnson and four accomplices brandished a firearm, coerced an employee into submission, and used a circular saw to access an ATM, leaving with approximately $35,020 in cash.
At the time of the robbery, Johnson was on federal supervised release for a previous drug offense, which barred him from committing further crimes. He now confronts a minimum of five years and up to life in federal prison, with additional years for violating his release terms. Johnson’s sentencing is scheduled for September 9, offering a sobering conclusion to his criminal activities.
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