A Philadelphia man pleaded guilty in connection with a March 2022 carjacking in Philadelphia's Germantown section.
Shamire Young, 20, pleaded guilty to a charge of carjacking after investigators said he and three other suspects stole a vehicle and fled in it.
Moments later, a dark colored vehicle pulled up next to the victim's car and three men, armed with handguns, got out.
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