Man receives 5-year sentence for aggravated robbery, felon in possession of firearm following six-hour police standoff
Terrance Gustaf Book / Mower County jail
(ABC 6 News) – Terrance Gustav Book, 29, was sentenced to 60 months in prison for 1st-degree aggravated robbery, and another 60 months for being a felon in possession of a firearm Friday, June 15.
Book’s sentences will be served concurrently, so he is slated to spend a total of 60 months, or about 5 years, at the MN Correctional Facility in St. Cloud.
Book received credit for 100 days spent in Mower County Jail.
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An Austin man pleaded guilty to 1st-degree aggravated robbery–possessing a dangerous weapon and felon in possession of a firearm in Mower County Court Friday.
Terrance Gustav Book, 29, was arrested in March after a 6-hour standoff with Austin’s Special Incident Response Team and police, who had multiple warrants for his arrest.
Book’s aggravated robbery dated back to 2022, while the charge of felon in possession of a firearm was related to his March 2023 arrest.
In exchange for his pleas, additional charges of motor vehicle theft and felon in possession of a firearm will be dismissed from the 2022 case at sentencing.
Multiple additional charges, including illegal possession of ammunition, a stolen firearm, suppressor, electronic incapitation device, and drugs will dismissed from the 2023 case at sentencing.
Book’s plea agreement specifies that he will serve a minimum sentence of 60 months in prison for each case — but the sentences will be served concurrently.
Book’s sentencing had not been scheduled by noon Friday.