Former Oklahoma Dealership Owner Sentenced to Almost 11 Years for Fraud Scheme
Bobby Chris Mayes and two co-defendants were accused of falsifying customers' loan applications and bribing at least one loan officer.
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Bobby Chris Mayes and two co-defendants were accused of falsifying customers' loan applications and bribing at least one loan officer.
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A former Norman car dealership owner has been sentenced to nearly 11 years in federal prison after being found guilty of numerous charges, including forgery, fraud and obstruction of justice.
On Friday former Norman car dealership owner Chris Mayes was sentenced to serve nearly 11 years in federal prison.
Convicted Big Red Dealerships owner Bobby Mayes pleaded guilty in June to helping his co-defendant escape to Mexico before sentencing and lying to the U.S. Western District of Oklahoma Court to obtain a new trial. A third tampering charge was dropped under the plea deal.