@jcamachito0: WORCESTER, MA — Robert Dupuis Jr. pleaded guilty Monday in connection with the fatal shooting of 25-year-old Quentin Jacobs-Hylton during a drug-related robbery on August 16, 2020. Dupuis was sentenced to 25 to 30 years in state prison, bringing a major development in a case that has remained with the victim’s family for more than six years. During the court proceedings, family members remembered Jacobs-Hylton and reflected on the devastating impact of his death. Dupuis was originally charged with murder, armed assault with intent to rob, and firearm-related offenses. ⚖️ Six years later, a guilty plea and a lengthy prison sentence bring the criminal case closer to its conclusion. #WorcesterMA #WorcesterNews #MassachusettsNews #CrimeNews #showzen1productions