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Yazeed is 29 years old and can look back on a long criminal history. For the first time, he appeared to have violated the law in April 2011, when he was charged with two counts of first-degree robbery. Yazeed and three other unidentified defendants have robbed two men at gunpoint for $ 2,700 in cash, two wallets, a $ 50 money order and a mobile phone, following lawsuits at the Good Night Inn on West South Boulevard . These cases were finally rejected by a grand jury. According to reports, in January 2012, Yazeed rammed a vehicle against the patrol of a police officer in Montgomery to kill two agents leaving the vehicle at a Chevron service station on East South Boulevard. According to court documents, these cases were also rejected by a grand jury. Yazeed issued weapons and drug charges in 2013 In September 2013, Yazeed was charged with possession of a gun without permission and possession of first-grade marijuana. According to affidavits, Yazeed was found "above the entrance door" of Blount Mansion on Taylor Road. The officer looted his vehicle after smelling marijuana and discovered a bag containing the substance under the driver's seat along with a gun. About two weeks after this interaction with law enforcement agencies, a police officer attempted to stop traffic in a vehicle that was driving Yazeed, according to court records. He could not stop and jumped with a medium grassy strip to another parking lot before jumping off the moving vehicle and fleeing into a wooded area. The officer caught him a short time later. Police found about 3 grams of crack in the area where Yazeed was arrested. A search in the vehicle revealed 16 grams of marijuana and cigarette paper. He was subsequently charged with evasion, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of crack and possession of second-degree marijuana. Yazeed was convicted but never served prison terms for the crimes. Authorities arrest the man wanted in the disappearance of UFC heavyweight Walt Harris' stepdaughter. Jail records show Ibraheem Yazeed was arrested in Florida and charged with first-degree kidnapping in the disappearance of 19-year-old Aniah Blanchard. https://t.co/qVybZOjLQ6 — The Associated Press (@AP) November 8, 2019 Aniah Blanchard was last seen on October 23 in Auburn, Alabama. We know the following about his disappearance. Wochit Yazeed was charged with all charges in September 2013 and pleaded guilty in 2015. In January 2016, former circuit judge William Shashy Yazeed was sentenced to 30 days in the county jail. The gun abuse charge and 13 months for drug-related crimes. However, the sentence for drug abuse charges was suspended and, according to court records, he was sentenced to 6 months probation. Months later, Yazeed was convicted of the remaining charges. A judge ruled that he would turn 13 months, but this was also suspended. Three days after his conviction, Yazeed was accused of the spice trade, but the case was eventually dismissed by a grand jury. Yazeed was arrested for assault and drug complaint in Kansas Yazeed left the city and was arrested in July 2017 by officers from the sheriff of Cass County in Missouri accused of arresting Johnson County, Kansas, for a degree of possession of marijuana. In the online judicial records, the events that led to these charges are not detailed. Yazeed remained in jail in Johnson County until his trial in February 2018. He was convicted of escaping from a police officer and possessing marijuana but was not convicted of aggravating attacks and charges of aggression. A judge sentenced Yazeed to 16 months in prison in March 2018. Six days later, he was released from the Johnson County Jail and received recognition for the approximately eight months he was waiting in jail for a settlement of the cases. Yazeed returns to Montgomery and is charged with kidnapping, robbery, and attempted murder. Less than a year later, Yazeed was again in the Montgomery County jail, where he was charged with gunfire in January at a SureStay hotel on Eastern Boulevard, holding two men against his will, with Nicky Terrell Gains and Jessie Give Ford According to court records, the trio hit a victim "until he was unconscious, did not respond, was seriously injured and near death." According to reports, the other victim was also beaten and injured. Before fleeing, the three took a Rolex watch, a rifle, guns, wallets, credit and debit cards, clothes and cash from both victims. #BREAKING The suspect sought in connection with the disappearance of missing Auburn Alabama college student, Aniah Blanchard, has been arrested. This is the arrested suspect, Ibraheem Yazeed, locked-up in Escambia County, Florida. More on @GoodDayAtlanta pic.twitter.com/aG9CdWE5Q9 — FOX 5 Atlanta (@FOX5Atlanta) November 8, 2019 Yazeed and Ford were captured when Macon County MPs contacted a vehicle that was driving along the road. Yazeed and Ford were captured when Macon County deputies made contact with a vehicle driving erratically down the interstate. Inside the vehicle was a severely beaten 77-year-old man who has been assaulted, robbed and abducted from his vehicle in Montgomery, investigators with the State Bureau of Investigations. Read the full article