Three people have been sentenced in connection with a 2013 home invasion in which a woman was bound, threatened and robbed.
Michael Johnson (left), Elizabeth Cooper (center) and Morgan Ivory (right) were all sentenced in connection with a 2013 home invasion robbery. NEWTON -- Three people have been sentenced in connection with a 2013 home invasion in which a woman was bound, threatened and robbed.
Michael Johnson, 22, of New Brunswick, and Morgan Ivory, 32, of Franklin were each sentenced to seven years in state prison, according to the Sussex County Prosecutor's Office. Elizabeth Cooper, 21, of Princeton, was sentenced to five years in state prison.
They all must serve at least 85 percent of their sentences before becoming eligible for parole, and each must pay $14,000 in restitution along with minimum fines and fees.
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Johnson, Ivory and Cooper were three of six people allegedly involved in the Dec. 28, 2013 armed robbery of Larry Gribler's home in Green Township, State Police have said. When Gribler's wife answered the door, the group bound her at gunpoint and filled a bag with possessions before fleeing.
Cooper, Ivory, Johnson and three others -- Delquan J. Baskett, Jarrell C. Belle and Donte R. Crumidy -- were arrested three months later. Gribler was also arrested and charged with drug possession and distribution after police said they found marijuana, cocaine and $12,000 in cash in the home.
Johnson, Cooper and Ivory pleaded guilty to their roles in the robbery this past September.
New Jersey Herald has reported that Gribler, who was not at home at the time of the robbery, entered into the state's pre-trial intervention program in June 2014.
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