City Woman to Serve 45 Months for Robbing a Metro Bank and Seven Cash Advance Payday Loan Centers
| U.S. Attorney’s Office November 30, 2010 |
OKLAHOMA CITY—Today, RACHEL DIANE MOYER, 29, of Oklahoma City, was sentenced by United States District Judge Robin Cauthron to serve 45 months in federal prison for robbing one bank and seven cash advance payday loan centers, announced Sanford C. Coats, United States Attorney for the Western District of Oklahoma.
Moyer was indicted on July 21, 2010. On August 31, 2010, Moyer pled guilty to the following eight robberies during her five-month crime spree:
- May 15, 2009, robbery of Check Into Cash, a cash advance payday loan center located at 10906 North Pennsylvania Avenue, in Oklahoma City;
- May 29, 2009, robbery of Bank of Oklahoma, located at 10700 South Pennsylvania Avenue, in Oklahoma City;
- June 20, 2009, robbery of Check n’ Go, a cash advance payday loan center located at 12233 North Pennsylvania Avenue, in Oklahoma City;
- July 8, 2009, robbery of First American Cash Advance, a cash advance payday loan center located at 7101 Northwest Expressway, in Oklahoma City;
- September 9, 2009, robbery of Check n’ Go, a cash advance payday loan center located at 12233 North Pennsylvania Avenue, in Oklahoma City;
- September 9, 2009, robbery of Approved Cash Advance, a cash advance payday loan center located at 1529 West Britton Road, in Oklahoma City;
- September 18, 2009, robbery of Advance America, a cash advance payday loan center located at 16309 North Santa Fe Avenue, in Edmond; and
- September 18, 2009, robbery of First American Cash Advance, a cash advance payday loan center located at 7101 Northwest Expressway, in Oklahoma City.
Moyer admitted that she used a toy gun or BB gun when robbing the cash advance payday loan centers. In addition to serving 45 months in prison, Judge Cauthron ordered that Moyer serve three years of supervised release upon her release from prison, and pay $7,075 in restitution.
This case is a result of an investigation conducted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation, Oklahoma City Police Department, and the Village Police Department. The case was prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Chris M. Stephens.