Danville man receives 22-year sentence for bank robbery
URBANA – A Danville man was sentenced to 22 years in federal prison in connection with a Champaign bank robbery.
Chief Judge Michael McCuskey sentenced Larry D. Wilson, 44, whose last known address was on Griffin Street in Danville, at a hearing Thursday in U.S. Central District Court in Urbana.
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