Erie Woman Pleads Guilty to Robbing Several Area Banks
By: Bill Palmer
Updated: March 8, 2013
March 8th, 2013
An Erie woman pleads guilty to robbing several area banks.
Twenty-seven-year-old Erin Anderson plead guilty this morning and was charged with one count of conspiracy to commit a robbery.
Yesterday her accomplice, 34-year-old Anthony Herrmann, plead guilty to four second degree felony charges of robbery and could face up to forty years behind bars.
Anderson and Herrmann reportedly robbed the PNC Bank on Peach Street on November 9th, Northwest Savings Bank on November 10th and First National and Erie Bank on November 8th.
Anderson could face up to ten years behind bars.
An Erie woman pleads guilty to robbing several area banks.
Twenty-seven-year-old Erin Anderson plead guilty this morning and was charged with one count of conspiracy to commit a robbery.
Yesterday her accomplice, 34-year-old Anthony Herrmann, plead guilty to four second degree felony charges of robbery and could face up to forty years behind bars.
Anderson and Herrmann reportedly robbed the PNC Bank on Peach Street on November 9th, Northwest Savings Bank on November 10th and First National and Erie Bank on November 8th.
Anderson could face up to ten years behind bars.
