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April 30, 1982
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ULSA — Tulsan Daimon
ppys lie went to a Texas
nival and handcuffed and
jBhome the man accused
burglarizing his house be-
se somebody had to do it.
jacobs, who police said aided
he arrest of burglary suspect
h Bearden, 21, of Tulsa, af-
Jacobs’ house was burgla-
id in December, plucked
trden from hisjob at a Hous-
carnival and transported
i tolTulsa.
Bearden had been released
$21)00 bond after being
rgeci with burglary and had
appeared for two April
court dates.
Jacobs said Wednesday
efforts to have a federal warrant
for flight to avoid prosecution
issued for Bearden failed be
cause authorities said “it was the
bondsmen who were supposed
to bring him back.”
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