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(KSL News) Joshua Rich said he wanted to back out of a plea deal he made with federal prosecutors because he claims an "air gun" was used in two of the armed robberies with which he's charged.
A federal prosecutor says Rich made the same claim months ago but then pleaded guilty to the indictment, which says a .22-caliber gun was used.
The difference could determine if Rich spends a mandatory 32 years in prison. Rich is accused of robbing a Lindon bank three different times.
His wife, Kylee, and a friend, Roland Thompson, also were charged with bank robbery.
