Brothers In 2015 Marple Armed Robbery Plead Guilty: Report

MARPLE, PA – Two brothers accused of an armed robbery at a Marple residence in 2015 have reportedly entered guilty pleas in a federal court recently.

While the two were initially charged with conspiracy, attempted robbery, carrying and using a firearm in relation to a crime of violence, and aiding and abetting, the charges for which the pleaded guilty to were not identified.

Sterling Jack Wallace, 28, and Jamain Lamont Wallace, 27, both of Yeadon Borough, entered their pleas on May 4, according to the Delaware County Daily Times.

The brothers, along with two other who have also been charged in the incident, robbed the home at gunpoint on June 15, 2015 believing a local bar's proceeds were in the home.

The four made off with jewelry and a large amount of cash, according to the Times.

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