Former Brink’s, Inc. Employee Sentenced to 171 Months in Federal Prison for Robbing Two Brink’s Armored Trucks

A former Brink’s, Inc. employee was sentenced to 171 months in federal prison for robbing two Brink’s armored trucks, announced United States Attorney for the Northern District of Texas Ryan Raybould.

Isaiah Warren, 25, was sentenced, April 27, 2026, by Senior United States District Judge David C. Godbey for interfering with commerce by robbery and brandishing a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence.  In addition to the term of imprisonment, Warren was ordered to pay $696,700 in restitution, among other conditions.

According to court documents, on November 30, 2024, at approximately 12:06 p.m., a Brink’s armored truck driver was completing his assigned route when he arrived at DolEx Dollar Express located at 1788 W. Irving Boulevard, in Irving, Texas.  DolEx is a check cashing and money transfer business.  The Brink’s driver collected the deposits from DolEx and placed the deposits in a Brink’s tote bag.  Warren, who was wearing all black, including a ski mask and a Loomis branded jacket, approached the driver as he was returning to the Brink’s armored truck. Then, Warren pressed a handgun underneath the driver’s body armor and removed the driver’s Brink’s issued firearm from his holster.  Warren then took the tote bag from the driver that contained approximately $34,700, which had just been collected from DolEx.  Warren then fled from the location in a vehicle.

Court records also revealed that Warren admitted that on December 31, 2024, he and another individual robbed a second Brink’s armored truck.  On that day, a Brink’s armored truck driver was beginning her assigned route refilling ATM machines with United States (U.S.) currency.  At approximately 9:54 a.m., the Brink’s driver arrived at the Educational Employees Credit Union (EECU) located at 9350 Clifford Street, in Fort Worth, Texas.  The driver parked the Brink’s truck in front of EECU and exited the truck.  Warren and another individual then approached the driver while armed with handguns and wearing face coverings.

The Brink’s driver was forced back into the Brink’s truck at gunpoint. Once inside, both Warren and the other individual entered the secure area of the truck where the U.S. currency was kept in bags, and Warren took two Brink’s cash bags containing approximately $662,000. After exiting the Brink’s truck, he and the other individual were confronted by a security guard employed by EECU. Warren pointed his firearm at the security guard and then he and the other individual fled on foot with the bags of stolen money.

Court records further revealed that on January 3, 2025, Warren and a female passenger were pulled over on a traffic stop after running a red light in Gainesville, Texas.  Warren was found to be in possession of a Springfield XD .40 caliber handgun that he used in both robberies, multi-gram quantities of marijuana, and $98,785 in stolen U.S. currency.