Robber Goes to Prison in Style---- in Judge’s Garb
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MILWAUKEE — A bank robber has been sent to prison with clothing provided by a federal judge who said he wanted the man to look presentable in court.
“Take my sweater and my shirt with you, with my compliments, and 25 years consecutive,” U.S. District Judge Terence T. Evans told Andrew Coles Goosby at the conclusion of trial Thursday.
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