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Mugshot of Andres Perez, 49. (Credit: OCSO) The mastermind behind terrifying attacks has been convicted and sentenced for crimes he and a group known as the “Ninja Robbers” committed in Collier County and Orlando for roughly over five years. Andres Perez, 49, was found guilty on 34 of 37 charges by a jury in Collier County for a year of terrorizing community members that took place between August 2013 to May 2014. He is sentenced to: Life in prison for kidnapping with intent to commit a felony Life in prison for home invasion Life in prison for carjacking with a firearm 30 years for racketeering 30 years conspiracy to racketeer 15 years for dealing in stolen property These were men accused of leading victims around their own homes tied up. Perez is part of the so-called “Ninja Robbers,” who terrorized Collier County and the Orlando area about five years ago. Perez was the last of the so-called “Ninja Robbers” to stand trial. The other two took plea deals and are serving 45 years in prison.