A Parsons man who played a role in a 2019 home invasion in Pittsburg was handed a sentence of 59 months in prison.

 

22-year old Daelon Hendricks was the last of four people sentenced for the home invasion that included aggravated robbery with a deadly weapon, kidnapping, aggravated burglary and felony theft. The charges relate to a robbery that happened in March of 2019.

 

Four people forced their way into the home and subdued three occupants and injured one of them in the process. The suspects forced the occupants to sit in one room of the home while they rummaged through the residence looking for valuables.

 

Hendricks' accomplices 18-year old Kylee Beachner received 4 years in prison for aggravated robbery and aggravated intimidation of a witness in September of last year. Earlier this year, 20-year old Malik Robinson received three years in prison for robbery and 18-year old Jeremy Stringfellow received 36 months probation.