The accused pleaded guilty to robbery, wearing a disguise with intent, and failing to comply with probation.
On November 1, 2011, the accused and a co-accused robbed a pharmacy of narcotics valued at approximately $14,329.
The co-accused was armed with a knife while the accused herded employees.
Both wore disguises and escaped in a stolen vehicle.
The accused was arrested at the co-accused's residence where police found the disguises and stolen narcotics.
The accused admitted involvement during police investigation.
The court imposed a sentence of 20 months for robbery, 15 months concurrent for wearing a disguise with intent, and 5 months for failing to comply, less pre-trial custody, followed by two years probation with conditions including substance abuse counseling, a lifetime firearms prohibition under section 109, and a DNA order.
