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| Suspect in fatal heist was out of prison by mistake |
| By abqjournal.com |
| Published: 01/25/2016 |
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OKLAHOMA CITY – The suspect in a robbery in which an Oklahoma bank president was fatally shot had been released from a Texas prison by mistake, records show. The Oklahoman reported Saturday that the records indicate Cedric Lamont Norris had been allowed to leave the Texas prison in March 2012 despite still needing to complete prison sentences of 60 years and 10 years in Oklahoma. Norris, 39, died during a shootout with police following the robbery Thursday at the Bank of Eufaula in eastern Oklahoma. Norris was arrested in February 2005 in Dallas after jewelry store robberies in Oklahoma and Texas. In December of that year, he was moved to Tulsa County and then Creek County, both in Oklahoma, for trials. He was sentenced to 10 years in prison for a Tulsa jewelry store robbery and 60 years for a robbery in Sapulpa, according to the newspaper. Records show he was picked up from the Tulsa County jail in 2007, after the trials, and returned to Texas to serve prison time there, the newspaper report said. Read More. |
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