A Michigan man who went on a 48-hour crime spree and stabbed a K9 officer has finally learned his fate

A Michigan man who back in 2022 went on a 48-hour crime spree in Grand Rapids is facing a long time behind bars after his prison sentence was handed down on Thursday.

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A judge sentenced Terry Junior Warren to 25-60 years in Prison for crimes he committed back on November 12th and 13th of 2022.

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What Crimes Did Terry Junior Warren Commit

During his 2-day crime Warren racked up multiple charges that included:

Facing a long list of charges, Warren ended up pleading guilty to the following:

•  Assault
• Felony firearm
• Felonious assault (2 counts)
• Assault with intent to murder
• Home invasion first-degree
• Causing serious injury to a police animal
• Felony firearm and as a habitual offender in both cases.

During the arrest a K9 officer, named "Eli," was stabbed by Warren.

The stab wound resulted in Eli losing a lot of blood, suffering a punctured lung, and major chest injuries as well.

Eli had to undergo surgery and a blood transfusions but thanks to the amazing vets Eli recovered and was released from the hospital a few days later.

Eli went on to serve for several more years until retiring from the force in May of this year.

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I'm glad that the judge handed down a lengthy prison sentence so that Warren won't be released back onto the streets anytime soon to hurt someone else.