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A Depew man charged in a home invasion case has been sentenced to 20 years in prison, Erie County District Attorney John J. Flynn announced.

Erie County District Attorney John J. Flynn announced 37-year-old Jason K. Evans of Depew was sentenced yesterday afternoon before Erie County Court Judge Susan Eagan to 20 years in prison followed by five years of post-release supervision.

Erie County Judge Susan M. Eagan sentenced 34-year-old Mark S. Shadle, of Kenmore, to 23 years to life in prison for his convictions on first-degree robbery and first-degree burglary charges.

The DA's office said 34-year-old Mark S. Shadle of Kenmore was sentenced to 23 years to life in prison as a persistent violent felony offender.

DA Flynn commends the Amherst Police Department for its work in this investigation.

One of the men convicted this week in Erie County Court of a 2022 West Amherst home invasion faces up to 25 years in prison when hes sentenced next month.

Jurors in an Amherst home invasion trial in Erie County Court on Tuesday heard more about what prosecutors have described as "breadcrumbs" in the "digital trail" they say link the

Erie County prosecutors rested their case against Mark S. Shadle and Jason K. Evans early Wednesday afternoon at the conclusion of William LaPortas testimony. Evans, 37, of Depew, and Shadle,

Two masked men broke into a 72-year-old mans Amherst home late one morning a little more than a year ago, restrained his wrists with plastic cable ties, deployed a stun

Jason K. Evans, 36, of Depew, and 33-year-old Mark S. Shadle of Kenmore were in court on Wednesday, and the DA's office said both have been indicted.