WAUKESHA COUNTY

Two face charges in Waukesha robberies

Jesse Garza

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Two men face up to 40 years in prison each after being charged with the armed robberies of two Waukesha gas stations, according to a criminal complaint.

Anthony DeLeon (left) and Mitchell Gamroth (right) are charged in a pair of gas station robberies in Waukesha.

Anthony J. DeLeon, 28, and Mitchell L Gamroth, 21, both of Waukesha, were each charged with two counts of armed robbery-party to a crime for the Jan. 3 robbery of the BP gas station at 500 Arcadian Ave., and the Jan. 8 robbery of the Clark gas station at 1436 E. Moreland Blvd., according to the complaint.

The two are accused of using a BB gun to rob the businesses, which Deleon said he committed to support his heroin habit, according to the complaint.

Bail was set at $100,000 for both DeLeon and Gamroth, who were in custody Tuesday in the Waukesha County Jail, according to state court and jail records.