Nearly two years after he was arrested in connection to a string of bomb threats to the Walmart in Roeland Park, a Kansas City, Kan., man has pleaded guilty to the crime.

Larry Wilbanks this week pleaded guilty to one count of criminal threat and one count of aggravated criminal threat. In exchange for his guilty plea, prosecutors dropped six other criminal threat charges against him. Wilbanks will be sentenced to prison in mid-August.

During a preliminary hearing in December 2017, Wilbanks had initially pleaded not-guilty to all charges.

Wilbanks was accused of making bomb threats that forced the evacuation of the Roeland Park store in the summer of 2017. Roeland Park police issued a warrant for his arrest in September of that year, and he was located and apprehended in Kansas City, Kan., shortly thereafter. He was transferred to the Johnson County Adult Detention Center on Sept. 18, 2017 and has been in jail ever since.