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95 Years for Brutal Carjacking of Elderly Duo
1 Aug
Summary
- Man sentenced to 95 years for carjacking two women.
- Victims suffered catastrophic injuries in August 2024.
- Co-defendant received a 75-year prison sentence.
Darius Wolfe received a sentence of 95 years for his role in a violent carjacking incident that occurred in August 2024. The crime involved the armed carjacking of a 66-year-old woman and her 87-year-old mother in Pikesville, Maryland.
During the attack, the 66-year-old victim was dragged by her own car, sustaining a brain bleed and other injuries. Her elderly mother was run over by the vehicle, resulting in multiple fractures and a collapsed lung. Wolfe was convicted of armed carjacking, assault, and firearm charges.
Wolfe's accomplice, Reginald Cornelius Belton, was previously sentenced to 75 years. Prosecutors had advocated for the maximum sentence for Belton, highlighting the severity of the offenses and the victims' devastating injuries.
