Jahyquiriz Ramos, 27, pleaded guilty to second-degree robbery Tuesday in Burlington County Superior Court.
FLORENCE -- A second ambulance company employee from Philadelphia man has admitted robbing a Florence man in his driveway last year after following the victim from Parx Casino in Bensalem, Pa., the Bucks County Courier Times reported.
Jahyquiriz Ramos, 27, pleaded guilty to second-degree robbery before Burlington County Superior Court Judge Jeanne T. Covert in Mount Holly Tuesday.
As part of a plea deal, Ramos will be sentenced to six years in prison in May and must serve 85 percent pf the term before being eligible for parole, the paper reported.
Last week, Waner A. Segura, 29, pleaded guilty to second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery . His plea deal calls for eight years in prison with 85 percent to be served without the chance for parole.
Segura and Ramos were charged in June 2015 with the robbery.
Ambulance driver admits following man, robbing him
Police said said last year the suspects were employees of a private ambulance company and allegedly followed the victim in a company ambulance. Court documents identified the company is American Ambulance Services in Philadelphia.
Florence police said last year that said detectives initially thought the vehicle was a former ambulance purchased as a work van, and were surprised to find the vehicle was still a working ambulance and the suspects employees of the company.
After reporting the robbery April 8, police said in a release that the victim, who police did not identify, described being followed from the New Jersey Turnpike exit at Rt. 130 northbound in Florence.
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