Adam Galli has entered a plea agreement that means three guilty pleas to aggravated robbery for the former "preppy bandit."
Galli pleaded guilty to one count of aggravated robbery Monday.Salt Lake Chief Deputy Attorney Bud Ellet said Galli will plead to two more counts of aggravated robbery at a later date.
Handcuffed before 3rd District Court Judge Kenneth Rigtrup, Galli entered the plea, displaying no emotion.
As part of the plea agreement, attorney Robin Youngberg said two counts of aggravated robbery will be dismissed.
The plea entered was in connection with the armed holdup of The Tool Shed, 402 E. 6th Avenue, in June 1992.
Aggravated robbery is a first-degree felony and each count carries with it a possible maximum sentence of five years to life in prison and a $10,000 fine.
Galli, 27, who with his brother and cousins was allegedly involved in a string of armed robberies, was arrested in July in Northfield, Minn., where he had taken on a new identity. He had been a fugitive since jumping bail in 1992.
A capital murder charge against Galli in the death of Green Parrot cook Merritt Riordan was dropped for lack of evidence in October.