Three people have been sentenced after shooting a Kernersville man in front of his family, according to the Forsyth County District Attorney's Office. Top Stories3 shot in Davidson County, including sheriff's deputy, during incident with 'heavy gunfire'More than 80 students not allowed in Alamance County graduations after senior pranks; more bans possibleWinston-Salem: street reopens after crashGet the latest news stories of interest by clicking hereIn June of 2018, Kenneth Kelley advertised illegal drugs for sale on social media.Three men sought out Kelley to purchase narcotics and went to his home.This escalated into a robbery resulting in Kelley's death.He was shot in front of his fiancée and two teenage family members in their home on June 23.Kelley was transported to a Winston-Salem hospital, where he died from his injuries.Jacob Townsend, 22, Sajae Woodley, 22, and Justin Noland, 24, were identified as suspects in the fatal shooting.Townsend was arrested by the New York City Police Department.Noland was arrested in Kernersville.A traffic stop in Lincolnton resulted in Woodley's arrest.Townsend pled guilty to voluntary manslaughter and armed robbery and received a sentence of 116-164 months in the Department of Adult Correction.Woodley and Noland both pled guilty to voluntary manslaughter and armed robbery in early May. They were each sentenced to 76-116 months in the Department of Adult Correction.Previous Coverage: Suspects captured, murder charges filed after Kernersville man is shot in front of family membersWatch: NOWCAST streaming newscastsNAVIGATE: Home | Weather | Watch NOWCAST TV | Local News | National | News We LoveKeep up with local news, weather, and current events with the WXII app here