Rochester, MN (KROC-AM News)- The Olmsted County Attorney’s Office has reached a plea agreement with a Rochester man facing charges in two assault cases. 

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The plea agreement stems from a case that opened last April in connection with a cell phone robbery reported at an apartment complex in Rochester. The victim told Rochester Police that he was talking on his phone when a man approached him, asked for the phone then punched him and took the device. 

The criminal complaint in the case says officers then executed a search warrant at the home of 38-year-old Tyrone Padget and found the victim’s phone along with other phones.  Padgett was not there at the time but was later located and arrested. 

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The plea deal, entered on Friday, calls for Padgett to admit to a fifth-degree assault charge in exchange for prosecutors dropping a first-degree aggravated robbery charge. Padgett has also agreed to admit to a felony domestic assault charge in a different case. 

The agreement includes a sentence of 33 months in prison with credit for time already served. Padgett was formally convicted of the assault charge while the robbery charges was dismissed during a hearing Monday in Olmsted County Court. 

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