Rodman Pleads Guilty To Tulsa Bank Robberies

Monday, March 9th 2009, 6:01 pm

By: News On 6

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TULSA, OK -- Another bank robber pleaded guilty on Monday. Christopher Rodman was charged in the first two bank robberies of the year.

Both happened on January 8th, one was at a Valley National Bank and a Bank of America.

Rodman was arrested the next day based on a Crime Stoppers tip. Investigators say when they arrested him; Rodman was carrying another robbery note in his pocket.

He was sentenced to 20 years for each robbery.

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