William J. Gajdik was found guilty Tuesday, Aug. 14, on five felony counts and, in a second phase of the trial, found to be a habitual offender.

After a two-hour deliberation, the jury found him guilty of attempted murder, burglary resulting in serious bodily injury, and robbery resulting in serious bodily injury, all Class A felonies; and burglary, and robbery with a deadly weapon, both Class B felonies.