Westchester man sentenced to 30 years for Connecticut jewelry store robbery
Officials stated that Thomas Liberatore, of White Plains, planned the robbery alongside two other men.
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A Westchester man, has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for his role in a robbery that took place at a Connecticut jewelry store in March 2020.
Officials stated that Thomas Liberatore, of White Plains, planned the robbery alongside two other men.
Federal authorities revealed that during the robbery, the store owner was shot and killed by another suspect at the scene.
