Wanted Man Captured In Gang-Related Pottstown Killing: DA

POTTSTOWN, PA — The fourth suspect in a gang-related killing in Pottstown who has been wanted for months has been arrested, authorities announced Friday.

Derrick Goins, 26, has been charged in connection with the murder of Keith Robinson, 41, back on March 30.

Two other suspects were arrested months back — Kyshan Brinkley 23, and Jacquan Lee, 26 — while Elijah Davis, 18, was arrested earlier this month. All four suspects are from Pottstown and are believed to be members of the "Bud Gang Bitch" (BGB) gang, named in honor of Jordan "Bud" Peterson, a Pottstown teenager murdered in 2017.

The recent killing the four are accused of occurred on March 30 at around 10:53 p.m. at the intersection of Walnut and York streets in the borough.

Keith Robinson, 41, was found suffering from multiple gunshot wounds inside his vehicle that Saturday night.

Later investigation determined that 10 shots had been fired. He was rushed to Pottstown Hospital, where he was declared dead shortly thereafter.

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One of the members of "BGB" planned to buy Percocets from Robinson, according to the grand jury presentment. The presentment indicated that Robinson had told multiple people in the months leading up to his death that had concerns both about the gang and about that specific planned transaction.

Goins, along with the three other suspects, was charged with first degree murder and taken to Montgomery County Correctional Facility without bail.

A preliminary hearing for Goins is set for Oct. 3.