One suspect indicted, another faces tougher charges in January’s fake Amazon attack

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - One of the suspects in a violent January attack was indicted Wednesday while the second suspect had his charges upgraded.

The two men are accused of posing as amazon workers, before breaking their way into a home on Price Street in January— and beating the homeowner.

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The two men only got away with $60.

Kelvin Waye was indicted by a grand jury Wednesday. He’s been out on bond since June.

Both Kelvin and Tyrone were indicted on the following charges:

• 2 counts of Exploitation and intimidation of disabled adult, elder person or resident (victim is over 65 y/o)
• 4 counts of Possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony
• Armed robbery
• 2 counts of 1st degree home invasion
• Aggravated assault

The other suspect, Tyrone Anthony, had additional charges filed against him.

According to the indictment, prosecutors are seeking recidivist charges.

Anthony now faces five counts of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon during a crime, on top of the charges previously listed.