Oklahoma’s Sequoyah County District Margaret Court has issued halt warrants for 2 suspects who allegedly took portion in a robbery at Cherokee Casino Roland in 2019, according to a published report.

The Sequoyah County Times, a local newspaper, reported the duo, Angelica M. Wade, 22, of Fort Izaak Walton Beach, Fla. and Jeremy Nabors, 34, of McAlester, Okla. allegedly robbed $1,800 from a woman at the gaming property.

Both face second-degree robbery charges. If convicted, for each one could face upward to 10 years inwards prison.

The cassino is operated by Cherokee Carry Amelia Moore Nation Entertainment. It is located inward Roland, Okla. Roland is a small town 112 miles southeastern of Tulsa. It is fill up to the Ozark National Forest.

Suspects Caught on Casino Video

Much of the display case rests on surveillance video from the gaming property. It shows the victim playing on a gaming machine.

The ii suspects were nearby when the dupe cashed come out her winnings. Virginia Wade so approached the dupe and allegedly forcefully stole the money from the woman’s hand, police force said. Nabors held Wade’s boozing before she walked over to the victim. He watched Virginia Wade stealing the money, police force said.

As Virginia Wade walked away, the victim chased her. The victim and then ran toward the casino’s parking garage.

Once outside, Wade allegedly ran into a parking lot. She and so headed toward a motel and a local diner. There, she got into a railroad car and sped aside from the site.

On May 13, 2021, police force got a confidential information that the virile surmise was Nabors. Later, cops inwards a nearby townsfolk identified the suspects as Virginia Wade and Nabors, who were inwards a human relationship in 2019. The yoke was banned from local businesses endorse and so after they were suspected of shrinkage and trespassing, constabulary said.

Police later discovered the vehicle used by the partner off inward the robbery had been stolen. Inside the automobile were items that belonged to Nabors, police force said. Also, privileged were stolen items, police force added.

Earlier Sooner State Robbery

Earlier this month, an Sooner State adult male reported that bandits invaded his house, brutally beat out him up, and stole approximately $5,000. He had won the money at Comanche Nation Casino in Lawton, Okla.

Masked individuals kicked in the face door of his Lawton home, according to the victim’s story, as reported in local media. One had a firearm.

The dupe was knocked out and the robbers allegedly stole the money and a jail cell phone. When he came to, the dupe contacted his mother. She transported him to a local hospital.

He told police he had fractures inwards his skull, orbital socket, and nose. He also suffered bleeding inwards his brain. He was presumption treatment inward the hospital’s intensive charge unit for several days, reported KFDX, a local TV station, based on his accounts to the police.