STATE OF FLORIDA V. LARRY DUCKSWORTH
Larry has taken accountability and entered a guilty plea to his new law violation and his probation violation. He is now awaiting sentencing.
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F23-18874 (new law)
Armed Robbery
Of note, the incident occurred on December 18, 2022 and Larry was not arrested until September 19, 2023. In the interim 9 months, he remained on probation without issue. The victims were unable to identify Larry. Nonetheless in September when detained he cooperated with police and gave a full statement.
The State did not pursue charges against the two equally culpable/implicated suspects.
Ramya Robinson was never arrested despite confessing and her fingerprints being in the suspect vehicle.
Quinton Charles, whose fingerprints were on the suspect vehicle and who sold the victim’s property had his case dismissed.
F19-2027A (VOP)
2 counts Armed Robbery
F19-06655 (VOP)
Armed Robbery
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Larry Scores 238.5 months to life.
15 year HVO min man
10 year firearm min man
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F23-18874 (new law)
Adjudication
20 years state prison
10 year minimum mandatory sentence for firearm possession during course of felony
waiver of 15 year habitual violent offender minimum mandatory
F19-2027A & F19-06655 (VOP)
Revoke
20 years state prison concurrent but not co-terminous with new law
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F23-18874 (new law)
Adjudication
10 year minimum mandatory sentence for firearm possession during course of felony
Restitution
F19-2027A & F19-06655 (VOP)
Revoke
10 year minimum mandatory
concurrent but not coterminous
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Officer Keneisha Morris conducted the pre-sentence investigation and recommended a 15 year sentence, which is notably under the guidelines.
Officer Morris further noted Larry appeared remorseful. She made contact with the victims, who were not physically injured, they did not wish to make statements.
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