Michigan man pleads guilty to kidnapping store manager before stealing 123 guns from retailer: DOJ

Darnell Bishop pleaded guilty to kidnapping the manager of a Michigan sporting goods store at gunpoint before he and his brother broke into the store and stole 123 pistols, the DOJ announced.

Dontrell Nance, Bishop's brother and accomplice, pleaded guilty to the same charges in April and will be sentenced later this month, the DOJ said.

As part of the deal, Bishop admitted to authorities that he and Nance went to the home of the manager of Dunham's Sports in Benton Harbor and handcuffed and blindfolded him at gunpoint before taking him elsewhere and forcing him to provide the code that disables the store's alarm.