Federal prosecutors charged Dontae Jerome Jones Jr., Yasmin Charisse Millett, and JoMya Mauriyne Futch with robbing multiple banks in Northern California by recruiting women through Instagram to pass notes to tellers demanding money. The trio conspired to commit at least 10 bank robberies in cities like Sacramento and Vallejo, using social media to recruit accomplices. They were involved in high-speed chases with law enforcement and face decades in prison if convicted, with Futch also charged with perjury for allegedly lying about her involvement in the crimes.
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