South St. Paul man sentenced for 2021 Rochester murder
A South St. Paul man was sentenced to more than 35 years in prison after being convicted for murder in the June 2021 death of Todd Lorne Banks Jr.
Stay updated with breaking news from Timothy Days. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
A South St. Paul man was sentenced to more than 35 years in prison after being convicted for murder in the June 2021 death of Todd Lorne Banks Jr.
"He treated life as cheap. He treated life as disposable," Olmsted County Chief Deputy Attorney Eric Woodford said while arguing for a harsher sentence in the case.
Derrick Timothy Days, 29, of South St. Paul, pleaded guilty to murdering Todd Lorne Banks Jr., 28, of Rochester, in June 2021 following a disagreement during a dice game in downtown Rochester.
Other defendant to stand trial in December.
Derrick Timothy Days, 29, of South St. Paul, pleaded guilty to murdering Todd Lorne Banks Jr., 28, of Rochester, in June 2021 following a disagreement during a dice game in downtown Rochester.