5 Albany Residents Arrested in Robbery Spree

Suspects charged with multiple armed robberies across Albany neighborhoods

Published on Feb. 24, 2026

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The Albany Police Department has arrested five individuals in connection with a series of robberies that occurred in the city between November 2025 and February 2026. The suspects, ranging in age from 19 to 27 years old, are accused of carrying out multiple gunpoint robberies, including targeting a Domino's Pizza delivery driver and stealing personal items from victims.

Why it matters

The arrests come as Albany has seen an uptick in violent crime, with residents and businesses concerned about public safety. The recovery of several firearms during the arrests also raises questions about access to illegal weapons and the need for stronger gun control measures.

The details

The five suspects - Demarion Clark, Jalon Ryan, Jarming White, Daniel Covington, and Kiazhaire Banks - were arrested following the execution of search warrants at locations on Washington Avenue, South Pearl Street, and South Allen Street. They are accused of committing robberies at gunpoint, with the stolen items including cash, electronics, and other personal belongings.

  • The robberies occurred between November 2025 and February 2026.
  • The arrests were made on February 19, 2026.

The players

Demarion Clark

A 19-year-old Albany resident accused of a gunpoint robbery of a Domino's Pizza delivery driver on February 10, 2026.

Jalon Ryan

A 19-year-old Albany resident charged in connection with a gunpoint robbery on February 4, 2026, as well as a robbery in November 2025.

Jarming White

A 19-year-old Albany resident charged in connection with a gunpoint robbery on November 20, 2025, along with Daniel Covington and Kiazhaire Banks.

Daniel Covington

A 20-year-old Albany resident charged in connection with a gunpoint robbery on November 20, 2025, along with Jarming White and Kiazhaire Banks.

Kiazhaire Banks

A 27-year-old Albany resident charged in connection with a gunpoint robbery on November 20, 2025, along with Jarming White and Daniel Covington.

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What they’re saying

“We must take a strong stance against the rise in violent crime in our city and ensure that those responsible are held accountable.”

— Mayor Kathy Sheehan, Albany Mayor (news10.com)

What’s next

The suspects are scheduled to appear in Albany City Criminal Court for further proceedings. Authorities are continuing to investigate whether the group may be linked to additional robberies in the area.

The takeaway

These arrests highlight the ongoing challenge of gun violence and property crimes in Albany, underscoring the need for a comprehensive approach to public safety that addresses the root causes of criminal behavior while also ensuring swift justice for victims.