Better late than never

Via KDKA:

A man, charged in connection with the case of an Erie bank robbery involving a pizza deliveryman and a bomb, was sentenced today in court. KDKA's Harold Hayes reports that Kenneth Barnes has been sentenced to 45 years in prison for his role as a conspirator in the case.
Last month, Barnes, 54, pleaded guilty to conspiracy and abetting charges.
Pizza deliveryman Brian Wells died when a bomb strapped to his neck went off shortly after the robbery of a PNC Bank in 2003.
Barnes and Marjorie Diehl-Armstrong are accused of forcing Wells to wear a bomb collar around his neck and rob the bank. Wells told police that he was forced at gunpoint. Prosecutors have said that they believe Marjorie Diehl-Armstrong was planning to use the bank money to hire someone to kill her father. She has been placed under psychiatric care pending a trial.

Rico says he remembers this one; the cops weren't sure what the hell was going on until it was too late for poor Mr. Wells...