A Buffalo man faces up to four years in prison for breaking into two cars in Allentown last spring.
Gerald Mundell, 25, pleaded guilty Monday to two counts of fourth-degree grand larceny and single counts of fourth-degree criminal mischief and attempted petit larceny,
He was arrested April 17 after witnesses saw him smash the window of a car parked on Tracy Street and enter the vehicle looking for items of value, prosecutors said. The witnesses called police and followed Mundell to a Niagara Street grocery where he allegedly struck several officers as he tried to flee but was caught.
He also was charged with breaking into a car April 13 on Cottage Street and stealing two credit cards, a coat, a purse and other valuables.
Mundell, who has previous convictions for robbery and drug possession, will be sentenced Feb. 11 by State Supreme Court Justice Christopher J. Burns.
Gerald Mundell, 25, pleaded guilty Monday to two counts of fourth-degree grand larceny and single counts of fourth-degree criminal mischief and attempted petit larceny,
He was arrested April 17 after witnesses saw him smash the window of a car parked on Tracy Street and enter the vehicle looking for items of value, prosecutors said. The witnesses called police and followed Mundell to a Niagara Street grocery where he allegedly struck several officers as he tried to flee but was caught.
He also was charged with breaking into a car April 13 on Cottage Street and stealing two credit cards, a coat, a purse and other valuables.
Mundell, who has previous convictions for robbery and drug possession, will be sentenced Feb. 11 by State Supreme Court Justice Christopher J. Burns.