The Camden man has previously served time in prison in New Jersey
A South Jersey man was sentenced to 11 years in prison last week for breaking into a Dunkin' Donuts in Maryland.
Blaze Lavon J. Hollingsworth, of Camden, admitted to burglarizing the chain's Laurel, Md. store on Feb. 22, 2016 with another New Jersey man, BaltimoreSun.com reported.
Hollingsworth's accomplice, Harold E. Carter Jr., of Gloucester Township, previously pleaded guilty and received four years in prison.
The pair smashed the Laurel store's front door, rummaged through the office and stole a "substantial" amount of cash from three register trays, authorities said.
In December, Hollingsworth was sentenced 10 years in prison for burglarizing a Dunkin' Donuts in Harford County, Md. That prison stint will run concurrently to the one he received Thursday.
Hollingsworth, 25, previously spent three years in state prison in New Jersey following a weapons conviction, public records show. Carter, 25, also served three years in prison in his home state on weapons and eluding charges, according to public records.
In 2011, the pair was arrested in connection with smash-and-grab burglaries spanning Gloucester, Camden and Burlington counties.
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