A man who arranged a 2022 armed bank robbery in Martha’s Vineyard was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison, officials announced Wednesday.

A Massachusetts man convicted of robbing a Martha’s Vineyard bank at gunpoint nearly two years ago will spend the next decade behind bars, according to prosecutors.

Once inside the bank, one of the suspects held a gun to head of one of the bank employees and forced the employee to open the bank’s vault

Miquel Antonio Jones pleaded guilty in September to charges of conspiracy to commit armed bank robbery and armed bank robbery, aiding and abetting.

The ringleader of a crew of masked men who robbed a Martha’s Vineyard bank will spend a decade behind bars for a robbery that netted $39,100 — split four ways.

An Edgartown man on Wednesday received a 10-year federal prison sentence for his role in a brazen armed bank robbery on Martha’s Vineyard in November 2022, according to US Attorney Joshua S. Levy’s office.