Oklahoma inmate turns himself back in after being released from jail by mistake

An Oklahoma County Jail inmate who was released by mistake in April is back in jail after turning himself in Sunday.

[Friction]

Wow… the criminal has more decency than the state. Why does this not surprise me?

[chubbybeastfishing]

The fact that this man turned himself in on a 25 year sentence because his kid asked him to is amazing. That's love

[ArmyJuan]

Man this got me. this dude turned himself in cuz his child suggested it! This shows how much he cares for his child. This man is a great father.

[milkshakedraws]

“You are bad guy, but that does not mean you are.. bad guy.”

[ShannaeDarkehart]

This man is going to have a huge point in his favour when his first parole hearing comes up. Wow.

[SuperSonofsatan]

He seen how crazy gas prices were and decided to turn himself in...

[Handlebbr]

Why does he get no reward for turning himself in??? Especially after the fact he was released accidentally

[bsosmoove]

The American justice system being absolutely stupid yet again....

[LGN_Sniper]

His charges sound pretty weak for 25 years and he still turned himself in... He sounds like a more stand up guy than 90% of politicians running this country.

[boltoms]

*The justice system is a joke. Free that man. Truly this time.*

[zacktanner]

Lessen this dude’s sentence. The least y’all can do. He turned himself back in even knowing he had 25 on his head

[forefathers]

He’s definitely gonna use that at his next parole hearing.
“Why do you think we should release you?”
“Because you have before and I came back!”

[theboy]

Bro. He literally turned himself in because of his love and care for his child. How does that not show rehabilitation?? He KNEW he had 25 behind bars and STILL went back cuz of his kid. Wow.

[TheRyaniscoolio]

If he hasn't done anything violent they should definitely take 50% of his sentence off. He could've ran, but turned himself in for his family's wishes and to do the right thing

[cal]

I would fire everybody starting with the woman who made up all of those excuses

[mrchsehed]

"Was seen by several sets of eyes"
Basically, everyone was NOT looking.

[deidra-v]

25 years for drugs while killing someone in road rage gives you 6 years. Really amazing justice system, manslaughter is a joke and murder is too.

[wikkedpanda]

They should give him less time for doing the right thing.

[mr_daz]

Bad deeds gets punished but Good deeds gets nothing in return. Explains why people do less and less good things.

[OrbitalForce]

Woman didn't even show any appreciation for him turning himself back in sheesh