Mujera Benjamin Lung'aho, 33, of North Little Rock, Arkansas, pleaded guilty Wednesday to firebombing police vehicles during the George Floyd demonstrations of 2020.
Chief U.S. District Judge D. Price Marshall Jr. said Lung'aho will return to court for sentencing after a presentence investigation is completed. That normally takes as many as 90 days, officials said. The charge carries a penalty of five to 20 years behind bars.
Mujera Benjamin Lungaho, 33, of North Little Rock, Arkansas, has pleaded guilty to malicious destruction of a vehicle by means of fire. Lung'aho was initially indicted Oct. 6, 2020, on one count each of conspiracy to maliciously damage property by use of explosive, malicious use of an explosive device to damage property, and use of an incendiary device during a crime of violence during civil disturbances in Little Rock in which cars belonging to the Little Rock, North Little Rock and
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