One of six people charged in a 2013 home invasion and robbery pleaded guilty to robbery Tuesday in state Superior Court
NEWTON -- One of six people charged in a 2013 home invasion and robbery pleaded guilty to robbery Tuesday in state Superior Court, the New Jersey Herald reported.
Michael Johnson, 22, of New Brunswick admitted he took part in the home invasion, in which a Green Township woman was bound, threatened and robbed.
Johnson faces up to nine years in prison as part of his plea agreement. Sentencing is scheduled for Nov. 13.
He and four other people went to the Green Township home of Larry Gribler, Dec. 28, 2013, New Jersey State Police said. When his wife answered, they bound her at gunpoint and filled a bag with possessions before fleeing.
Johnson, as well as Delquan J. Baskett, Jarrell C. Belle, Elizabeth A. Cooper, Donte R. Crumidy and Morgan Ivory were arrested three months later. Gribler arrested and charged with drug possession and distribution after police said they found marijuana, cocaine and $12,000 in cash in the home.
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