Dolph Ziggler’s Brother Sentenced To 15 Years In Prison (Video)

Dolph Ziggler’s brother has been handed a 15-year prison sentence after he was convicted over the death of a military veteran during a botched robbery.

Donald Nemeth pleaded guilty with accomplice Jack King on charges of involuntary manslaughter, robbery, and kidnapping, according to Cleveland.com.

Both men were implicated in January 2016 for the death of Joshua Mascol but were sentenced on Monday. King, 52, will serve a 17-year sentence.

The duo worked together as union boilermakers, and Nemeth knew Mascol as he often bought drugs from the 34-year-old.

They decided to rob the veteran in a hallway inside the University Hotel and Suites in Cleveland’s Central neighborhood, which resulted in one of the assailants shooting Mascol after a scuffle ensued.

The hotel’s surveillance camera could not make out who the gunman was, with neither person admitting it was them who fired the lethal shot.

Speaking in court, Nemeth, 37, apologized to Mascol’s family – blaming his drug addictions on the crime.

He said, “I’ve been battling severe addiction issues and I lost a good friend because of it.”

Ziggler – real name Nicholas Nemeth – has not publicly commented on the situation.

Here is video from the sentencing.