BEAUMONT, Texas — A teenager arrested for two robberies at Beaumont Exxpress Marts has pleaded guilty and was sentenced to two 25 year sentences to run concurrently.
Dominique St. Quincey Judge, who was 17 at the time of the robberies, was sentenced on Monday. Judge was indicted in February.
He pleaded guilty before Criminal District Judge John Stevens to two counts of aggravated robbery.
The first robbery took place January 21 at the Exxpress Mart in the 1700 block of E. Cardinal Drive.
The second robbery happened January 22 at the Exxpress Mart in the 2200 block of I-10 in Beaumont.
The January 21 robbery involved two other people. Prosecutors told 12News one was a minor, and the third was never identified.
According to a probable cause affidavit, the clerk was hit in the face with the gun. Prosecutors say Judge is the one who assaulted the clerk. The document says the three took cash and cigarettes.
It was a Crime Stoppers tip that led to Judge's arrest, according to a release from Beaumont Police in January.
The affidavit says the store clerk was taken to Beaumont Police Department, where he was shown a photo lineup that included six photos. He was able to positively identify Judge as the suspect carrying the handgun according to the document.
