Court documents shed light on why accused Louisville bank robber was let out of prison early
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Armond Langford is accused of holding a Louisville woman at knifepoint last week as he drove her and her kids to a St. Matthews bank to demand $20,000 in cash.
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The man who held a Louisville woman at knifepoint last week as he drove her and her kids to a St. Matthews bank to demand $20,000 in cash was out on shock probation less than three years into a 14-year prison sentence.
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