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2 Bank Robbers Convicted of Murder in Philly Police Shooting

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PHILADELPHIA -- A Philadelphia jury has convicted two men of first-degree murder in the fatal shooting of a police officer.

Jurors announced Wednesday that they found 41-year-old Levon Warner and 35-year-old Eric Floyd guilty on all counts in the May 2008 death of Sgt. Stephen Liczbinski following a bank robbery.

Both men could now face the death penalty.

Authorities say Floyd and Warner were in the getaway car when a third man, Howard Cain, got out and shot the officer. Cain later died in a shootout with police.