SOUTH STRABANE TOWNSHIP, Pa. — (WPXI) – An arrest has been made in the 2013 shooting death of Vincent Kelley, the man who was killed while trying to stop a bank robber at the Giant Eagle in South Strabane Township. According to Washington County officials, DNA linked the suspect, identified as Keith Wilk, to the case. Kelley ran after a bank robber who was fleeing the Citizens Bank inside the store. Vincent tackled the robber, which caused the bank dye to explode, before the robber shot and killed him. The cold case caught the attention of the FBI who said the suspect got away in a white car that likely had red dye in it from a dye pack. There was a major break in the unsolved case when police connected it to another robbery. A Bridgeville jewelry store had been robbed just two days earlier. In both cases, the suspect wore a straw hat and carried an open black umbrella. The FBI nicknamed the suspect the “Straw Hat Bandit.” He was on their most wanted list. Wilk is facing several charges, including criminal homicide, robbery, multiple aggravated assault charges, firearms not to be carried without license and multiple recklessly endangering another person charges. He is scheduled for a January 3 preliminary hearing. He is in the Washington County Jail. Bail has been denied.