Three Plead Guilty in Kidnapping and Armed Robbery of Two Women in Southeast DC
Cierra Charity Lee, aged 20, and Kayvon Edwards, aged 21, both residents of the District of Columbia, pleaded guilty today in U.S. District Court for their involvement in the kidnapping and armed robbery of two female victims.
The incident occurred on October 20, 2025, in Southeast Washington, DC. They were implicated in luring the victims under false pretenses involving a babysitting job.
Robynn Danielle Bynum, 18, from Fort Washington, Maryland, previously entered guilty pleas on April 16, 2026, to the same charges connected to this case. All three defendants have admitted their roles in the violent crime for which they were charged.
This case involves serious violent offenses, including kidnapping and armed robbery, with the victims being targeted through deception. District Court affirm the prosecution's case and the defendants' acceptance of responsibility for their involvement.
The incident has been handled within the jurisdiction of the District of Columbia and the associated federal court system. The case resolution with guilty pleas is expected to move the judicial process toward sentencing phases.
No further details regarding additional charges, sentencing dates, or victim conditions were provided in the source material.
