Lowell Teen Pleads Guilty In Nashua Mail Carrier Robbery Case: Follow-Up

CONCORD, NH — A Bay State teen pleaded guilty to directing others to rob a mail carrier in Nashua last year, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office.

Tyler Savinon, 18, of Lowell, Massachusetts, offered the plea to a single count of aiding and abetting the robbery of a mail carrier on Wednesday. He directed two co-conspirators to rob the mail carrier of a proprietary key on Blacksmith Way in April 2024. Two masked men approached the mail carrier with guns drawn. Video footage of the incident was captured from a doorbell camera.

After obtaining the key, at least two collection boxes in the Gate City, one on Dunstable Street and the other on Spring Street, were accessed, according to the investigation.

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Baraka Janvier, 18, of Lowell, MA, was arrested not long after the incident, accused of being one of the armed suspects. He pleaded guilty to a robbery charge and received three months in jail and 100 hours of community service sentence on March 27.

A third suspect, Camilo Valderrana, 18, of Dracut, MA, was indicted in December 2024 on a felony accomplice to armed robbery charge. He is due in Hillsborough County Superior Court South for a dispositional conference hearing on April 23.

Savinon is scheduled to be sentenced in early July.

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