A federal grand jury has indicted three men for sticking up three gas stations in Roseville and Little Canada over three hours last month with what prosecutors say was a “highly realistic” airsoft gun.

Dylan Charles Jungwirth, 21, of White Bear Lake, Kenneth Toy Spight, 21, of St. Paul, and Kemonie Hurd, 18, of St. Paul, were indicted with Hobbs Act Robbery charges in U.S. District Court of Minnesota. If convicted, the defendants face up to life in prison, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office of Minnesota.

The three men made initial appearances Tuesday and remain in custody pending further proceedings.

The Hobbs Act is commonly used by federal prosecutors to increase the penalties of a specific type of crime. Prosecutors need only prove that the natural consequences of the offense wo

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