Pennsylvania Man Sentenced for Explosive ATM Robberies During 2020 Protests

Cushmir McBride receives 7.5 years in prison for his role in a series of ATM explosions that netted over $400,000 amid Philadelphia unrest.

McBride and two accomplices targeted ATMs in stores and banks, using illegal explosive devices.
The crimes occurred during the protests following the police shooting of Walter Wallace Jr.
McBride pleaded guilty to six explosive incidents and was ordered to pay $417,463 in restitution.
Co-defendant Nasser McFall received 6.5 years in prison; Kamar Thompson awaits sentencing.
Over 90 people were arrested during the protests, which also saw significant clashes with police.