犹他州男子连环袭击多人并袭击联邦官员被判35个月监禁
美国司法部犹他区联邦检察官办公室宣布，位于美国犹他州圣胡安县的 Aneth 居民 Zane C. Yazzie（33岁）因连环袭击多名受害者、并袭击前来处置的联邦官员，被联邦法院判处35个月监禁，另加3年监管释放。
Yazzie 已于2026年7月9日认罪，罪名包括在印第安人保留地范围内袭击致人重伤、持危险武器袭击意图造成身体伤害，以及袭击联邦官员。量刑由联邦地区法官 Anne Marie McIff Allen 宣判。
据法庭文件与认罪、量刑听证陈述，2026年3月5日至3月9日，Yazzie 在 Navajo Nation Reservation 范围内连续数日对一名女性受害者施暴：拳击其面部致鼻梁骨折、用手扼颈，并以枪支威胁。同一时段、同一地点，他还趁另一名受害者熟睡时以木棍击打其头部；3月9日又将刀架在该受害者颈部，扬言割喉。
同日，执法人员接报赶到现场处置时，Yazzie 又试图挥拳袭击印第安人事务局的联邦官员。
犹他区联邦检察官 Melissa Holyoak 表示，这一量刑反映了 Yazzie 暴力连环作案的严重性，受害者正在康复，希望他们在被告仍被羁押的情况下能获得些许安宁。联邦调查局盐湖城外勤办公室主管特工 Robert Bohls 表示，暴力在社区没有容身之地，无论针对无辜民众还是冒着生命危险保护公众的联邦官员，正义都会追究到底。
此案由联邦调查局盐湖城外勤办公室下属 Monticello 驻地机构调查，犹他区联邦检察官办公室助理检察官 Brady Wilson 与 Sam Pead 负责起诉。
Utah Man Sentenced to 35 Months for Violent Assaults Including on Federal Officers
The U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Utah announced that Zane C. Yazzie, 33, of Aneth, in San Juan County, Utah, was sentenced to 35 months in federal prison, followed by three years of supervised release, for a series of violent assaults that included attacks on federal officers who responded to intervene.
Yazzie pleaded guilty on July 9, 2026, to assault resulting in serious bodily injury while within Indian Country, assault with a dangerous weapon with intent to do bodily harm while within Indian Country, and assault on a federal officer. U.S. District Court Judge Anne Marie McIff Allen imposed the sentence.
According to court documents and statements made at his plea and sentencing hearings, between March 5 and March 9, 2026, within the exterior boundaries of the Navajo Nation Reservation, Yazzie assaulted a female victim over the course of several days, punching her in the face and breaking her nose, strangling her with his hands, and threatening her with a firearm. During the same period and at the same location, he struck a second victim over the head with a stick while the victim was sleeping, and on March 9 held a knife to that victim's throat and said he was going to slit it.
That same day, when law enforcement responded to a report related to the assaults, Yazzie assaulted federal officers with the Bureau of Indian Affairs by attempting to strike them with his fist.
"Today's sentence reflects the seriousness of Yazzie's violent spree," said U.S. Attorney Melissa Holyoak of the District of Utah. "We are grateful the victims in this case are recovering, and we hope they can find some measure of peace knowing the defendant remains in custody." Robert Bohls, Special Agent in Charge of the FBI's Salt Lake City Field Office, said violence has no place in communities and that justice will hold accountable those who threaten the safety of people who live and work on tribal lands.
The case was investigated by the FBI Salt Lake City Field Office's Monticello Resident Agency. Assistant U.S. Attorneys Brady Wilson and Sam Pead prosecuted the case.
来源：美国司法部
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