Man Sentenced to 22 Years for Murder, Given 10 Days to Report…You Can Probably Guess How That Turned Out
Madeleine Morgenstern
The Blaze
August 29, 2013
Arkansas authorities are searching for a man who pleaded guilty to murder and was given to 22 years in prison, but didn’t return to begin his sentence.
Anthony Antwan Millbrooks accepted a plea deal Aug. 12 for first-degree murder and was sentenced to 22 years in the Arkansas Department of Corrections for the 2010 incident, KAIT-TV reported. A judge ordered Millbrooks to return Aug. 22 to begin serving, but he didn’t appear.
“It’s just something I’ve never heard of. It’s brand new to me and I’ve been a sheriff for 26 years. I mean, this guy’s a killer. Things like that shouldn’t happen. It’s one of those unbelievable moments. We did not agree at all. He had a long criminal history and to allow him out is beyond me,” St. Francis County Sheriff Bobby May told KAIT.
Millbrooks is now a wanted fugitive and is considered armed and dangerous, KARK-TV reported.
May told KAIT that Millbrooks was last seen in Jonesboro last Thursday bragging about killing two people.
“He has three tear drops and that means, gang-related, he’s killed three times,” May said. “He’s very dangerous.”
