Editor’s note : This story was updated to add information regarding criminal charges Donnell Vance Rhodes Jr. is facing in Dauphin County.

One of two men arrested for a Columbia grocery store armed robbery is facing several other charges, including attempted homicide, in Dauphin County.

Columbia Borough police arrested Jachai Vance Daniels, 25, of Columbia, and Donnell Vance Rhodes Jr., 24, of Harrisburg, Wednesday in Columbia for the Tuesday morning robbery.

Daniels is charged with robbery and conspiracy to commit robbery and is in Lancaster County Prison in lieu of $200,000 bail. He did not have an attorney listed on his criminal docket Thursday morning. His preliminary hearing is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. on June 24.

A criminal docket for Rhodes for Tuesday’s robbery wasn’t available Thursday, but police previously said charges of robbery and conspiracy to commit robbery were pending against both men.

Rhodes is in Dauphin County Prison on charges related to two separate cases in Dauphin County.

He is charged with attempted homicide, aggravated assault, recklessly endangering another person and firearm violations for a May 10 incident in downtown Harrisburg where a woman was shot. He was denied bail in that case.

Rhodes also is facing robbery charges for a June 4 incident in Dauphin County. He was charged with six counts of robbery in that case, and bail was set at $500,000.

Daniels and Rhodes are accused of robbing the JK Mart Grocery Store & Smoke Shop at 846 Lancaster Ave. at around 8:25 a.m. Tuesday. Police said one of the men had a firearm and threatened the store clerk.

Columbia police Chief Jack Brommer said Rhodes was the gunman, and the two stole sunglasses, watches, tobacco, vape and THC products from the store. Brommer said he did not know how much cash they took.

Borough police identified Daniels and Rhodes in collaboration with the Harrisburg Police Bureau and the U.S. Marshals Service. Brommer said the Lancaster County Special Emergency Response Team and West Hempfield Township police also helped with the search.

The Columbia Borough Police Department is asking anyone with information related to the incident to call Detective Matt Leddy or the on-duty patrol supervisor at 717-684-7735. People also can submit a tip to police at lanc.news/ColumbiaTip .