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Timothy Reed

AKA: Little Rock
Released
Date of birth:1960
Date of death:15. 01. 2000
Gender:Male
Race:Native American
Era:1990s
State:Ohio
Time Imprisoned:
1 Month
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Timothy Reed

Biography

Timothy Reed was known as “Little Rock” and became known as a Native American prisoner-rights advocate and critic of prison and parole practices, work he pursued after serving time in Ohio. In 1993, shortly before his parole was due to end, Reed fled the state after being accused of violating parole conditions—an allegation he and supporters argued was retaliation for his outspoken criticism of prison officials. He relocated to New Mexico, where courts ultimately blocked his extradition during a prolonged legal fight and later reinstated his parole. Reed died in 2000 in a traffic crash in Albuquerque.

Cases

Albany Penitentiary
Charges: Armed Robbery
Released: May 5, 1992
Sentence: Concurrent terms of up to twenty-five years imprisonment.
Plead: Guilty — Ohio aggravated-robbery and drug-theft proceedings, 1982–1983
Institution State: New York
Security: Medium
Charges: Detention on an Ohio parole-violation warrant pending extradition proceedings in New Mexico
Arrested: Nov 17, 1996
Incarcerated: Nov 17, 1996
Released: Dec 16, 1996
Sentence: Held at Bernalillo County Detention Center for thirty days, November 17 to December 16, 1996, on an Ohio parole-violation warrant. This records the distinct New Mexico detention, not a new criminal sentence or the earlier Ohio prison term.