Markham David Bond was found guilty by a federal jury in Los Angeles Thursday on one count of interference with commerce by robbery, one count of using a firearm during a crime of violence, and one count of being a felon in possession of a firearm and ammunition.

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California felon granted ‘compassionate release’ after 26 years in jail is sent back to prison for same crime

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A California bank robber who got out of jail prematurely goes back behind bars for the same crime he spent 26 years sitting for. Markham David Bond, 61, robbed a courier at gunpoint in 2023.

Egy kaliforniai bankrabló, aki idő előtt szabadult a börtönből, ugyanazért a bűncselekményért megy vissza a rácsok mögé, mint amiért 26 évet ült. A 61 éves Markham David Bond fegyverrel rabolt ki egy futárt 2023-ban.

26 évig volt börtönben egy kaliforniai bűnöző, szabadulása után ugyanazt a bűncselekményt követte el

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A California criminal was jailed for 26 years and committed the same crime after his release

An Inglewood man granted a compassionate release just two years ago after spending 26 years behind bars will return to prison for the same crime he was originally put away for.  Markham David Bond, 61, was found guilty late Thursday afternoon of robbing a Brinks courier at gunpoint in a bank parking lot near LAX on Aug. 18, 2023, according to the Justice Department. Bond stole approximately $145,000 in cash from a Brinks armored carrier outside …

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Inglewood man found guilty of re-offending same crime after compassionate release

It turns out, “compassionate release” couldn’t keep him from a life of crime. A California man released more than 20 years early from a sentence for a 1995 bank robbery […] The post Soft on Crime: Blue State Felon Out on 'Compassionate Release' Is Going Straight Back to Prison appeared first on The Western Journal.

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Soft on Crime: Blue State Felon Out on 'Compassionate Release' Is Going Straight Back to Prison

It turns out, “compassionate release” couldn’t keep him from a life of crime.
A California man released more than 20 years early from a sentence for a 1995 bank robbery conviction was convicted Thursday of robbing a Brinks armored car driver in August of last year, according to the New York…

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Markham David Bond, 61, of Inglewood is once again behind bars after he recommitted the same crime for which he already he served 26 years in prison.

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Man Given 'Compassionate Release' After 26 Years in Prison Turns Around and Commits Same Crime

It turns out, “compassionate release” couldn’t keep him from a life of crime. A California man released more than 20 years early from a sentence for a 1995 bank robbery […] The post Soft on Crime: Blue State Felon Out on 'Compassionate Release' Is Going Straight Back to Prison appeared first on The Western Journal. The post Soft on Crime: Blue State Felon Out on 'Compassionate Release' Is Going Straight Back to Prison appeared first on Conservat…

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A man who was jailed for threatening and disorderly behaviour has been recalled to prison following his release.

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A convicted bank robber released early from federal prison on a “compassionate release” program is heading back to the slammer for the same crime he was originally sent away for. Markham David Bond was found guilty by a federal jury in Los Angeles Thursday on one count of interference with commerce by robbery, one count of using a firearm during a crime of violence, and one count of being a felon in possession of a firearm and ammunition, accord…

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The 61-year-old man, who was armed and had been granted “compassionate release” in 2022 after 30 years in prison, has been convicted of committing the same crime again. A California man is once again behind bars after he recommitted the same crime for which he already served 26 years. According to the Justice Department, on Thursday, Markham David Bond, 61, of Inglewood was found guilty of robbing a Brinks courier at gunpoint outside a Los Angel…

California felon granted ‘compassionate release’ after 26 years in jail is sent back to prison for same crime

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