LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — A 23-year-old Illinois man has been sentenced to 10-to-15 years in prison for his role in a botched home-invasion robbery that left a Nebraska man dead.

Derick Lewis, of Alton, Illinois, was sentenced Friday after pleading guilty earlier this summer to conspiracy to rob 21-year-old Maurice Williams. Williams died after being shot in the chest during the Aug. 30, 2014 attempted robbery at his Lincoln home.

Prosecutors say the trigger man was 20-year-old Joshua Carr, who was sentenced earlier in the week to up to 50 years for manslaughter, attempted robbery and a weapons count.

Another man, 23-year-old Jason Holmes, was convicted earlier this year of being an accessory to robbery and sentenced to five years.