A 20 YEAR OLD ALBUQUERQUE MAN FACES UP TO 20 YEARS IN PRISON AFTER PLEADING GUILTY ON THURSDAY TO ROBBING A PIZZA DELIVERY DRIVER. ZAVIOR AKINA WAS ACCUSED OF ROBBING TWO PIZZA DELIVERY DRIVERS IN MARCH OF 2016.
THE FIRST WAS ON MARCH 6TH WHEN A DOMINO’S PIZZA EMPLOYEE WAS ROBBED. THEN THE NEXT DAY, AKINA WAS ACCUSED OF ROBBING A PAPA JOHN’S PIZZA EMPLOYEE. IN FEDERAL COURT, AKINA PLEADED GUILTY TO THE MARCH 7TH HOLD-UP, ADMITTING THAT HE CARRIED OUT THE ROBBERY AND USED A GUN TO THREATEN THE EMPLOYEE.
ALONG WITH THE POSSIBLE 20 YEARS FOR THE ROBBERY, HE WILL SERVE A MANDATORY SEVEN YEAR SENTENCE OF BRANDISHING A FIREARM WHICH MUST BE SERVED CONSECUTIVE TO AN SENTENCE IMPOSED FOR THE ROBBERY. NO SENTENCING DATE HAS BEEN SET.
