Man gets 20 to 40 years for role in Edder's Den shooting, attorney to appeal

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. - A man charged in connection with a 2014 murder was sentenced Tuesday.

Keith Reed was sentenced to 20 to 40 years in prison after he was found guilty in March of conspiracy third-degree in the 2014 shooting death of Tony Phillips.

The sentence is the maximum Reed can get for the crime.

Reed will be credited for time served, nearly four years, and his attorney, Tim Burns, said he is going to file an appeal in the coming days, citing Rule 600, claiming Reed was not given the right to a speedy trial.

"He is very remorseful, but he had no idea what was going to happen that night," said Burns.

Reed is one of three defendants in the case.

The fatal shooting happened March 30, 2014, outside of Edder's Den bar in Johnstown.

Investigators said Reed helped set up the shooting and that Joshua Cambric shot and killed Phillips.

A third man, Jeremy Woodard, was accused of driving Cambric to kill Phillips,

Woodard pleaded no contest last year and is awaiting to be sentenced.

Cambric is still awaiting trial.

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