A Rocky Mount man, Kaleb Joseph Coppage, is sentenced to 18 years and two months in federal prison for armed robberies at two convenience stores in late 2023. During the incidents, Coppage brandished an AR-style pistol, stealing over $2,800 from a Dollar General and around $60 from a Circle K.
Law enforcement tracked Coppage down using a GPS tracker hidden in the stolen cash bag, leading to a high-speed chase that ended when he crashed his vehicle. The Nash County Sheriff’s Office, alongside federal partners, highlights the importance of collaborative efforts in addressing violent crime in the community. Coppage’s actions serve as a stark reminder of the dangers posed by illegal firearms and their impact on public safety.
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