Anoka man gets two years prison for '05 robbery in Eau Claire
An Anoka man will spend two years in prison for his role in a crash and grab pandora jewelry outlet armed robbery at an Eau Claire jewelry store five pandora outlet years ago.
Tyrone L. Dabney, 32, pleaded guilty this week in pandora bracelets Eau Claire County Circuit Court of a felony charge of armed robbery. He was one of two men who robbed Lasker Jewelers on Feb. 24, 2005, investigators said.
Judge Lisa Stark on Tuesday also ordered Dabney to spend one year on extended supervision following his release from prison. He and a co defendant also must split an $18,000 restitution bill.
Dabney is serving a sentence in a federal prison in pandora murano glass beads 100% genuine Indiana for mail fraud, forgery and identity theft. His armed robbery sentence will begin after his March 2013 release from federal prison.
Co defendant Desmen Parker, 29, of St.
The late Judge Eric Wahl sentenced Parker in February 2007 to 12 years in prison and six years of extended supervision for his role in the Lasker robbery.
Judge Michael Schumacher later that year cut Parker's sentence to eight years in prison after Parker agreed to identify his accomplice. Schumacher also ordered Parker to spend seven years on extended supervision following his release from prison.
"He was not the mastermind of the incident," Bachman said.
According to the criminal complaint, Eau Claire police arrived at Oakwood Mall Drive jewelry store on the evening of Feb. 24, 2005, after the armed robbery was reported.
Employees said two men ran into the store and used pepper spray on an employee, the complaint said. One of the robbers punched the glass of a display case.