One of the men charged in the brutal slaying of Brooklyn cafe owner Joshua Rubin on Halloween in 2011 has been sentenced to federal prison, the NY Post reports.
Michael Mazur, 27, was dealt an 18-year sentence for his participation in the planned robbery and murder of Rubin, who was shot and killed over one pound of marijuana over 10 years ago. Mazur, along with Kevin Taylor, 28, and Gary Robles, 38, planned to rob Rubin by luring him to a McDonald Avenue apartment in Brooklyn under the guise of purchasing the marijuana. Robles agreed to bring a firearm, while Mazur stood outside as a lookout.
Taylor and Robles are scheduled to be sentenced on Jan. 3. They both face up to 20 years in prison. Read more at the NY Post.
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