A Pennsylvania man who pretended to be a decorated ex-Marine sniper so he'd receive less time for theft and weapons crimes is now getting more prison time. Shane Sperow, 43, was sentenced Tuesday to 21 months to five years in state prison, beyond the six to 23 months he's serving for a simple assault conviction, The Reading Eagle reported. Sperow's attorney says the Berks County man lied in February because he wanted to get out of jail sooner and turn his life around to benefit his son. “And you were never a U.S. Marine.”The report said that Sperow stood in court with his eyes trained to the floor. He will spend a total of 21 months to five years in state prison, according to the report.

Source: Fox News October 27, 2016 12:22 UTC