Homeless man gets 15 years for stealing $100 By By Chris V. Thangham Jan 17, 2009 in Crime A homeless man robbed a Louisiana bank and took a $100 bill. After feeling remorseful, he surrendered to police the next day. The judge sentenced him to 15 years in prison. The teller handed Brown three stacks of bill but he only took a single $100 bill and returned the remaining money back to her. He said that he was homeless and hungry and left the bank. The next day he surrendered to the police voluntarily and told them that his mother didn’t raise him that way. Brown told the police he needed the money to stay at the In Caddo District Court, he pleaded guilty. The judge sentenced him to 15 years in prison for first degree robbery. Roy Brown, 54, robbed the Capital One bank in Shreveport, Louisiana in December 2007. He approached the teller with one of his hands under his jacket and told her that it was a robbery.The teller handed Brown three stacks of bill but he only took a single $100 bill and returned the remaining money back to her. He said that he was homeless and hungry and left the bank.The next day he surrendered to the police voluntarily and told them that his mother didn’t raise him that way.Brown told the police he needed the money to stay at the detox center and had no other place to stay and was hungry.In Caddo District Court, he pleaded guilty. The judge sentenced him to 15 years in prison for first degree robbery. More about Homeless, Mythbusters, Bank Robbery More news from Homeless Prison Bank Robbery