Serial bank robber sentenced to 9 to 18 years
A 48-year-old New York man was sentenced July 29, 2026, to nine to 18 years in state prison for six bank robberies committed in Southeastern Pennsylvania in December 2024.
Marc Masich, 48, of Amherst, New York, was sentenced July 29, 2026, to nine to 18 years in state prison after entering a no-contest plea to a first-degree robbery charge and guilty pleas to five other robbery counts in connection with six bank robberies across Bucks, Delaware and Montgomery counties in December 2024. Judge Raymond F. McHugh ordered consecutive terms of 18 to 36 months for each count, $20,255 in restitution, and a no-contact order with the six banks and involved employees. Masich was arrested Dec. 23, 2024, after leaving a PNC branch with about $4,000; he later confessed to additional robberies at Santander branches in Langhorne and North Wales and a Truist in Newtown Square.