Investigators: Ankle monitor helped link Glens Falls man to gunpoint robberies
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An electronic monitoring device helped convict a Glens Falls man of three gunpoint robberies from January 2023.
Joshua M. Heym, 28, was found guilty Friday of three felony charges after a nine-day jury trial.
Heym pointed a black handgun at victims to rob them in Glens Falls on three occasions from Jan. 10 to Jan 12, 2023. He got away with a small amount of cash during each robbery, the Warren County District Attorney’s Office said.
Heym was wearing a mask to hide his face, but because he was on parole for a prior felony conviction, he was wearing an ankle monitor that tracked his movements.
Heym faces up to 15 years in prison when sentenced on July 31.