Two men charged in armed robbery of Dauphin County jewelry store, police say
Two men have been charged in the armed robbery of Nepal Jewelry on Derry Street in Swatara Township, Dauphin County, according to the Swatara Township Police Department.
The suspects, Zulivar Camacho-Garcia and Yeremy Regalado-Cuello, are accused of involvement in the June 19 incident.
Police allege that two masked men entered the store, with one armed and posing as a DoorDash driver. Regalado-Cuello allegedly acted as a lookout, while Camacho-Garcia waited outside as the getaway driver.
The gunman reportedly threatened customers and assaulted the store owner, pistol-whipping, punching, and kicking him. The owner was then bound with duct tape as jewelry was stolen.
Investigators said surveillance footage and license-plate readers connected the suspects to the getaway car, which originated from New Jersey.
Camacho-Garcia and Regalado-Cuello, identified as undocumented migrants from Venezuela, face felony conspiracy-related charges.
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