By JOE MANDAK | Associated Press PITTSBURGH (AP) — An armored car guard accused of killing his partner in Pittsburgh and making off with more than $2 million was arrested in Florida on Tuesday after nearly two months on the run when someone called Pittsburgh police to report his whereabouts, authorities said. Investigators recovered more $1 million from a storage locker and the home where Kenneth Konias Jr. was arrested early Tuesday in Pompano Beach, Fla., law enforcement officials said. Konias was arrested without incident at a home where he had been staying, the FBI said. Special Agent Michael Rodriguez, head of the Pittsburgh FBI office, said Konias was cooperating with agents. "He admitted his identity and he was cooperative when he was arrested," Rodriguez said at a news conference announcing the arrest. Konias had two weapons with him, both handguns, one of which was his company-supplied weapon, which Rodriguez said Konias "indicated that...
