Christopher Franklin
Weaver, 33, walked out of Lane County Jail as one of 32 recently released inmates,
walked about a mile or so and
allegedly promptly robbed a
bank, police in Eugene, Ore.,
said. He was caught by
authorities at the Pacific Continental Bank and returned
to Lane County Jail. Nobody
was injured during the alleged
robbery. “This is pretty fast,
someone getting released at
11:00 and then they arrive back 55 minutes later,” Sgt.
Carrie Carver of the Lane
County Sheriff’s Office told
ABC News. ”I can’t say it’s
the shortest time, but it’s
certainly the most notable because of the nature of the
crime.” Law enforcement in Lane
County was forced to release
32 inmates, including Weaver, in
order to balance the budget
for the year, Carver said. The
released inmates were imprisoned on charges ranging
from assault and sex abuse to
drug possession and drunk
driving. Weaver was
incarcerated for parole
violations for sex abuse and for unlawful use of a vehicle. Officials at the Lane County
Sheriff’s Office could not
confirm whether or not
Weaver, who now faces federal
bank robbery charges, has
been assigned an attorney. Magistrate Judge Tom Coffin
ruled Weaver a flight risk at his
initial hearing in US District
Court and he will be locked up
for “as long as the feds pay
for that bed,” Carver said.

He must miss his boyfriends in jail

Mynd_44: He must miss his boyfriends in jail

i thought somewhat like that, if not why would he engage in crime minutes after his release? He loves the free food and bed there!

Obinnau: i thought somewhat like that, if not why would he engage in crime minutes after his release? He loves the free food and bed there!

True

Mynd_44: He must miss his boyfriends in jail