Michigan triplets are all in jail as of Monday following felony charges and they might even end up in the same correctional facility together, a family reunion that may come in the midst of the holiday season.

Two of the triplets, Deshawn and Juronn Shivers, 21, were convicted Monday of unarmed robbery by a jury in Saginaw County, Mich., after an incident in Buena Vista Township, Mich., according to ABC News. The brothers were reportedly involved in a joint attack on the father of Juronn's girlfriend for his money and cellphone in July of 2010. Depending on their sentence, scheduled for next month, they could be placed in the Siginaw Correctional Facility where the third triplet, Devon, is currently facing a 30-60 year term.

Devon shot the mother of an acquaintance he intended to invoke a drug deal with, according to police. He was convicted in May of 2011 of home invasion, weapons possession and assault with intent to harm, and will be in prison until at least 2043.

Saginaw Police Sgt. Terry Carpenter said that Deshawn and Juronn will face a maximum of 15 years in jail for their conviction, The Inquisitr reported. Additionally, Carpenter said the triplets have been part of a gang that operates in the southeast part of Michigan.

"They have been members of the 'Sunny Side' gang for years, and that includes siblings and family members," he said.

The three brothers will turn 22 on Jan. 10. An older brother of their, Sanford, 30, was in jail until August after pleading guilty in 2001 to obstructing and resisting police, assault with intent to do harm and felony weapons charges.

"The Saginaw P.D. is elated by the recent convictions of Deshawn and Juronn Shivers and hope that they receive a stern sentence by the sentencing circuit court judge," a statement by the Saginaw police department read. "Additionally, we thank the Buena Vista Police Department in their hard work producing the evidence needed to ensure a conviction in their most recent crime."