No death penalty for armored car driver Kenneth Konias Jr. PITTSBURGH, July 10 (UPI) -- Prosecutors said Tuesday they would not seek the death penalty for an armored truck driver accused of killing his co-worker during a robbery in Pittsburgh. Kenneth Konias Jr., 22, of Dravosburg, Pa., who was a driver for Garda Cash Logistics, is accused of killing his partner, Michael Haines, 31, and making off with $2.3 million in February. The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported prosecutors would not seek the death penalty for charges of robbery, theft and homicide. Police found Haines' body in an armored truck parked under the 31st Street bridge in Pittsburgh. Konias was arrested 55 days later in Pompano Beach, north of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.