Tulsa man already sentenced to federal prison gets fifteen years added consecutively to term
A 38-year-old Tulsa man who was transferred to Sebastian County in October out of Tulsa County and is already facing a federal sentence out of Oklahoma had fifteen years added to his pending prison time this week in Sebastian County Circuit Court,
Angelo Latrice Harrington, who was arrested in Sebastian County in August of 2017 on multiple felony drug charges, was returned to the Sebastian County Adult Detention Center on October 15 from the David L. Moss CJC - Tulsa County Jail.
A frequent inmate in Tulsa County, Harrington was arrested in Sebastian County on three Class Y felonies and a Class A and B felony in 2017. Those charges included Simultaneous Possession of Drugs and Firearms, Trafficking Methamphetamine, Possession of [Schedule I/II Controlled Substance] with the Purpose to Deliver, Commit Delivery of Methamphetamine and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia.
In 2019, Harrington was arrested for Failure to Appear and bond was set at $100,000 . He never came back to face those charges and in 2019 was arrested in Tulsa on three occasions on a myriad of drug-related crimes that resulted in his federal criminal status that had him on a hold for US Marshals in Tulsa.
Harrington was sentenced as a habitual offender to fifteen years with twenty-five years suspended adjudicated tom run consecutively with his federal sentence.
