Minneapolis 帮派成员持改装全自动手枪在人群中开枪杀人 联邦法院判刑168个月
位于明尼苏达州 Hennepin 县的 Minneapolis 市一宗帮派枪击案宣判。美国司法部明尼苏达区联邦检察官办公室宣布，32岁的 Casey Jemar Davis 因重罪犯持有枪支罪，于10月22日被首席联邦地区法官 Eric C. Tostrud 判处168个月监禁；法官另就其违反2018年一宗联邦枪支案的监督释放条件，加判连续执行的24个月监禁。168个月的刑期中包含12个月抵扣，以计入其已被羁押的时间，法定最高刑为180个月。
检方文件显示，2022年7月28日凌晨约1时30分，Davis 在 Minneapolis 市中心 North 4th Street 与 North 1st Avenue 附近一家体育酒吧外的停车场与数名男子发生口角，此前他们在酒吧内发生过打斗。Davis 持有一把装有「开关」改装件与大容量弹匣的.40口径 Glock 手枪，该改装件可使手枪以全自动方式连发。他向逃跑中的一名男子背部、腿部和手臂连开多枪将其打死，另有两名无辜旁观者被其枪火击中。警方在现场回收了20多枚由其枪支击发的.40口径弹壳。
案发后 Davis 逃亡近两年半。2025年2月20日前后，警方在 St. Paul 将其抓获，抓捕时他身上另有一把同样装有改装件与加长弹匣的枪支。Davis 有多次重罪前科，包括2018年联邦枪支罪获刑50个月，2022年7月案发时他刚处于联邦监督释放约六个月。2026年1月，他已在 Hennepin 县地区法院就2022年这起杀人案认罪二级非故意谋杀等罪名，获刑294个月。同案被告 Cleveland Longmire 已于2024年1月9日获刑90个月。检方称两人均为 HAM Crazy 街头帮派成员。
Tostrud 法官在量刑时称 Davis 的行为「残暴、不人道、虐待成性」，认定其对公共安全构成重大威胁。联邦检察官 Daniel N. Rosen 表示，此案体现了联邦与地方执法部门保护公共安全的紧密合作。此案由酒精、烟草、火器和爆炸物管理局（ATF）与 Minneapolis 警察局调查，联邦助理检察官 Benjamin Bejar 负责起诉。
来源：GSM·美国
HAM Crazy Gang Member Sentenced to 168 Months for Felon-in-Possession Shooting in Minneapolis
A Minneapolis gang member has been sentenced in federal court in Minnesota. The U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Minnesota announced that Casey Jemar Davis, 32, was sentenced on October 22, 2026, by Chief U.S. District Judge Eric C. Tostrud to 168 months in prison for being a felon in possession of a firearm. Judge Tostrud also imposed 24 months' imprisonment, consecutive to the 168-month sentence, for Davis violating the terms of his federal supervised release from a 2018 firearms conviction; the 168-month term included a 12-month credit from the 180-month statutory maximum for time already served.
According to court documents, on July 28, 2022, at about 1:30 a.m., Davis was in a parking lot outside a sports bar near North 4th Street and North 1st Avenue in downtown Minneapolis after a fight inside the bar. He possessed a .40-caliber Glock equipped with a switch, a machinegun conversion device that enabled fully automatic fire, and a high-capacity magazine. As another man turned and ran, Davis shot him multiple times in the back, legs, and arms, killing him; two innocent bystanders were also hit. Police recovered more than twenty .40-caliber casings fired from Davis's gun.
Davis remained a fugitive for nearly two and a half years. On or about February 20, 2025, police arrested him in St. Paul, where he possessed another firearm also equipped with a switch and an extended magazine. He has multiple prior felony convictions, including a 2018 federal firearms conviction for which he had served 50 months and had been on supervised release for about six months at the time of the July 2022 shooting. In January 2026, he was sentenced in Hennepin County to 294 months after pleading guilty to second-degree unintentional murder and two counts of second-degree assault for the same killing. His co-defendant, Cleveland Longmire, was previously sentenced to 90 months on January 9, 2024. Both men are known members of the HAM Crazy criminal street gang, prosecutors said.
Judge Tostrud described Davis's conduct as brutal, inhumane, and sadistic, and found he represents a great threat to public safety. U.S. Attorney Daniel N. Rosen said the case reflects the strong partnership between federal and local law enforcement. The case was investigated by the ATF and the Minneapolis Police Department and prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorney Benjamin Bejar.
Source: GSM·America
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