India, Sept. 17 -- A 33-year-old Richlandtown, Pennsylvania man has been sentenced to between four and ten years in state prison following his conviction for firing a loaded nine-millimetre pistol at a teenage DoorDash delivery driver in a rampage triggered by frustration over a delayed food order. Keilan Marshal McKeever, who appeared before Common Pleas Judge Stephen A. Corr on Tuesday, was also mandated to pay $2,288 in restitution and undergo comprehensive mental health evaluation as conditions of his sentencing. The case represents a stark illustration of how disputes over trivial consumer transactions can escalate into serious violent crimes, with the unwarrantable act leaving the teenage victim with lasting psychological trauma des...