Authorities said Dossett, along with three others broke into Brown's Phillipsburg home in an attempt to steal a safe that reportedly contained $1 million. However, Brown was killed during the break-in, according to police.
Dossett would not be eligible for parole until he is at least 63-year-old. Prosecutors have already filed the necessary paperwork to keep Brown behind bars with no parole.
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