Warminster Christmas Day Robber Sentenced To 11 Years In Prison

WARMINSTER, PA — A man was sentenced Wednesday after robbing multiple massage parlors around the local area, including one in Bucks County.

Jonathan M. Kacewich, 27, of Philadelphia, will spend the next five and a half to 11 years in state prison for the crimes, Common Pleas Judge Charissa J. Liller ruled.

The first incident occurred back on Christmas Day 2019, at a parlor on the 200 block of West Street Road in Warminster.

Police said Kacewich robbed employees of a purse and three cell phones, while a second person, 26-year-old Devinn Hall, stood as a lookout.

Just four days later, on Dec. 29, Kacewich struck again in Abington Township, this time coming away with about $940 in cash and two more cell phones, according to authorities.

Surveillance footage led detectives to Kacewich, who had several easily identifiable and distinctive tattoos, the Bucks County District Attorney's Office said.

Police took Kacewich into custody on Jan. 2 in Philadelphia, and he pleaded guilty on Sept. 1. He was convicted on charges of robbery, criminal conspiracy, prohibited possession of a firearm, theft, and assault.

His lookout, Hall, was arrested in February and pleaded guilty to similar counts. He is awaiting sentencing.