The getaway driver in a Camas home-invasion robbery and assault in May was sentenced Thursday in Clark County Juvenile Court to 15 to 36 weeks in detention, according to court documents.
Amanda Louise Seekins, 17, was driving after her co-defendants allegedly assaulted and robbed two men at gunpoint May 12. Seekins pleaded guilty to second-degree robbery in September.
The court also ordered during the sentencing hearing that Seekins pay an undetermined amount in restitution to the victims.
Court records say Camas police were called to a home in the 3900 block of Northeast Tacoma Court for a robbery early that morning. A resident and house guest said they were attacked. One of the men said he had been speaking with one of the assailants over social media for a few weeks and invited her over.
When he answered the door, three men pushed their way inside and robbed the two, according to court records.
One of the co-defendants in the case, Evan B. Barajas, 20, was sentenced to seven years in prison Sept. 7 after pleading guilty to first-degree robbery, first-degree burglary and third-degree assault. Co-defendant Raelyn G. Domingo, 15, was sentenced in July to 15 to 36 weeks in a juvenile facility for her role in the robbery.
Domingo is also accused of shooting a 56-year-old Beaverton, Ore., man whom she met on a “sugar daddy” dating site. She’s facing first-degree robbery and first-degree assault, both Measure 11 crimes in Oregon that carry mandatory minimum sentences of 7½ years in prison, and unlawful use of a weapon.
Trials for the other co-defendants — Jamil R. Timpke Rhoades, 19, and Keonte D. Scott, 20 — are pending.
