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Chadrick Evan Fulks was convicted in the District of South Carolina in 2004 of carjacking resulting in death, kidnapping resulting in death, transportation of a stolen vehicle, conspiracy and use of a firearm in a crime of violence (two counts), felon in possession of a firearm, and possession of a stolen firearm, along with aiding and abetting charges related to several of these offenses. He was sentenced to 744 months imprisonment followed by 60 months supervised release. On December 23, 2024, President Joe Biden granted Fulks a commutation of his sentence.
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Court case
Offense and conviction
Carjacking resulting in death, or aiding and abetting; kidnapping resulting in death, aiding and abetting; transportation of a stolen vehicle, aiding and abetting, carjacking resulting in death; conspiracy/use, possession of a firearm in a crime of violence (two counts); felon in possession of a firearm; possession of a stolen firearm, aiding and abetting
District of South Carolina · 2004
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744 months imprisonment · 60 months supervised release
Sentenced December 20, 2004 · District of South Carolina
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