SOUTH GLENS FALLS, N.Y. -- Richmond Principe, a man police say convinced a friend to shoot him during a bogus robbery, was sentenced Thursday morning to one year in jail with credit for time served.
According to police, Principe convinced his friend to shoot him during a bogus robbery so they could share an insurance settlement. Investigators have found no evidence of such an insurance policy and believe the teen instead wanted to impress his girlfriend.
Terrance Naylor, 19, of South Glens Falls was sentenced to one to three years in prison on Jan. 10 in a Saratoga County court for shooting Principe last June.
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