First suspect pleads guilty for role in Crossfit gym owner’s death…Up to 25 years in prison.

One of five men charged in the Nov. 19 shooting death and robbery of a South  Toledo gym owner pleaded guilty today in Lucas County Common Pleas Court.

Matthew Managhan, 34, of 3417 Anderson Pkwy., pleaded guilty to involuntary  manslaughter in the commission of felonious assault with a gun specification and  aggravated robbery in the death of Joseph Lengel, Jr., 57.

Judge James Bates accepted his pleas and scheduled sentencing for April 30.  He faces up to 25 years in prison.planet fitness lunk alarm , lunk alarm planet fitness,health club news,la fitness logo,healthclubnews.org ,lunk alarm,terry fasy,anytime fitness india ,north castle partners curves  , lunk alarm at planet fitness   ,giscombe gym jamaica  , north castle partners and curves,  planet fitness rules,cybex international lawsuit ,  www.healthclubnews.com ,  planet fitness lunk, healthclub news , bally fitness,health club, giscombe gym, what is planet fitness lunk alarm,  lifetime fitness tulsa ,  north castle partners and curves international, planet fitness,   equinox rockefeller center, pure fitness for women, health club industry news, synergy fitness owner , synergy fitness corporate office, xercise4less,la fitness,anytime fitness in india   ,lifetime fitness birmingham al   ,premier fitness financial problems , what is the lunk alarm at planet fitness ,planet fitness alarm lunk ,gold\’s gym ,what is a lunk alarm at planet fitness ,planet fitness promotions 2012 ,planet fitness alarm   ,what is the planet fitness lunk alarm ,sport and fitness center projects,curves new ceo ,blast fitness buys ballys  , planet fitness lunk rules, health clubnews.org  ,

Managhan admitted to the court that he made arrangements for three  co-defendants in the case to rob an individual believed to be carrying a large  amount of cash and possibly drugs outside an auto repair shop on Warehouse Road  next to Intensity CrossFit Gym.

Managhan also admitted to supplying the handgun used in the offense but said  it was not his intention that the gun be used to shoot the victim, only to rob  him.

Louis Kountouris, an assistant Lucas County prosecutor, said after the  hearing that investigators do not believe Mr. Lengel was the intended victim of  the robbery.

“He was mistaken for the target,” Mr. Kountouris said.

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