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A man accused of gunning down an Uber driver in August was indicted by a federal grand jury Tuesday.

Sheliky Sanchez, 18, of Albuquerque, is charged with carjacking resulting in death, using a firearm during a violence crime and causing death by firing it, and kidnapping resulting in death in the Aug. 7 fatal shooting of 30-year-old Joseph Andrus.

Sanchez will remain in custody while awaiting trial, which has not been scheduled. If convicted, he could face up to life in prison or the death penalty, U.S. Attorney鈥檚 Office spokesperson Tessa DuBerry said in a news release Tuesday.

Albuquerque Police Department spokesperson Gilbert Gallegos said the feds asked to take the case, and the District Attorney鈥檚 Office agreed.

鈥淭he penalties are much higher,鈥� he said.

Andrus鈥� mother, Allison Green, said she鈥檚 鈥渧ery grateful for the support鈥� from all the law enforcement involved.

鈥淚 just trust that the legal process will play out in the way it鈥檚 supposed to,鈥� Green said in a photo interview.

On Aug. 7, the Albuquerque Police Department responded to an alert from a gunshot detective device in the 400 block of Merlida SW, near Central, where they found Andrus鈥� body, according to a criminal complaint filed in Metropolitan Court. Detectives learned Andrus, an Uber driver, received a ride request from a woman identified as Sanchez鈥檚 girlfriend, police said.

Sanchez told police he requested the ride to a random address 鈥渟o he could meet a friend of his to pick up a car,鈥� according to the complaint.

Sanchez told police before the car pulled up, he 鈥渃ocked his gun to make sure it was loaded because if the Uber driver tried to pull something, he would have the first shot off,鈥� the complaint states.

During a pretrial detention hearing in August, the Journal reported, prosecutors played a portion of Sanchez鈥檚 police interview, in which he said after they arrived at the destination, he ordered Andrus to get out of his 2022 Ford Escape. But the driver was moving 鈥渨ay too slow,鈥� according to the recording.

鈥淗e just did not want to move,鈥� Sanchez told police in the video. 鈥淎nd once I actually ended up moving and went to go get out, I just, I just shot him.鈥�

Sanchez told police he shot Andrus 鈥渢o let off some steam鈥� because he was stressed, according to the complaint.

鈥楯ust be kind to each other again鈥�

Andrus was 鈥渇unny, smart (and) full of joy,鈥� Green said.

According to an , Andrus gradated from New Mexico State University with a bachelor鈥檚 degree in information communication technology. At the time of his death, he was driving Uber to help fund his new company, ByteSpire, a cybersecurity training platform that 鈥渞eplaces forgettable slideshows with interactive, (role-playing game)-style scenarios where employees actually learn by doing,鈥� he wrote on his LinkedIn page.

鈥淎 month before we lost him,鈥� the obituary states, 鈥淛oe was bringing a vision to life that would change the way the IT world thinks of cybersecurity training 鈥� something that wouldn鈥檛 be a 鈥榗heck the box鈥� training that didn鈥檛 change behaviors.鈥�

With his death and 鈥渆verything that is happening in the world,鈥� Green said, 鈥渨e need to just be kind to each other again.鈥�

鈥�(Would that have) changed what happened to Joe? I don鈥檛 know,鈥� she said. 鈥淲ill it help another family? I think it will.鈥�