King Of Prussia Jewelry Store Robbers Sentenced To Prison

Two Philadelphia men have been sentenced in connection with numerous jewelry store robberies throughout the Main Line and Montgomery County, the U.S. Attorney's Office said.

Darrell Williams, 45, and David Story, 47, were each sentenced to 240 months in prison for their roles in a robbery conspiracy that targeted jewelry stores. Both pleaded guilty last year.

Story admitted to three robberies at the Tourneau store in King of Prussia, two of which Williams accompanied him. Authorities say the pair also committed robberies at Govberg Jewelers in Ardmore and Bernie Robbins in St. Davids. The pair also admitted to the 2010 robbery of a jewelry story in Delaware.

In addition to the prison terms, U.S. District Court Judge Lawrence F. Stengel ordered five years of supervised release, a $1,100 special assessment for Story and a $900 special assessment for Williams.

In addition to the conspiracy, Williams and Story were charged with using and carrying a firearm during a crime of violence, the U.S. Attorney's Office said.

The case was investigated by the FBI, Radnor Township Police Department, the Lower Merion Township Police Department, the Upper Merion Township Police Department, among other local law enforcement agencies.