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Mark A. Stacey’s criminal record

Mark A. Stacey’s criminal record
• September 2008 (Oklahoma County) — Convicted of possession of a controlled dangerous substance. Sentenced to 10 years incarceration.
• September 2008 (Oklahoma County) — Convicted of possession of contraband in a penal institution. Sentenced to 10 years incarceration.
• January 2007 (Oklahoma County) — Convicted of two counts of escape from confinement. Sentenced to three years incarceration.
• November 1997 (Oklahoma County) — Convicted of escape from penitentiary. Sentenced to two years incarceration.
• February 1994 (Oklahoma County) — Convicted of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. Sentenced to 10 years incarceration.
• February 1994 (Oklahoma County) — Convicted of grand larceny. Sentenced to 10 years incarceration.
• February 1994 (Oklahoma County) — Convicted of possession of a controlled substance, possession of a controlled dangerous substance and unlawful possession of paraphernalia. Sentenced to 4.97 years incarceration followed by 10 years probation.
• February 1994 (Oklahoma County) — Convicted of two counts of false statements of material facts. Sentenced to 4.97 years incarceration.
• February 1994 (Oklahoma County) — Convicted of forgery and second degree forgery. Sentenced to 4.97 years incarceration followed by seven years probation.
• August 1992 (Oklahoma County) — Convicted of two counts of forgery and two counts of controlled substance possession. Received five years probation for three of the counts and seven years for one of the forgery convictions.

SOURCE: WWW.DOC.STATE.OK.US

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December 11, 2012

Inmate death at OSP, cause still under investigation

Inmate found unresponsive in cell in the prison's A-Unit

By Rachel Petersen Staff Writer

McALESTER — An inmate at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester died Sunday evening, according to prison officials.

Mark A. Stacey, 43, was found unresponsive in his cell by security staff at the prison at 6:55 p.m. on Sunday.

“Security and medical staff responded,” said OSP Warden’s Assistant Terry Crenshaw. “The offender was pronounced deceased at 7:20 p.m.”

Stacey was housed on the prison’s A-Unit, Crenshaw said. He was serving time at OSP for a drug conviction out of Oklahoma County, according to the Oklahoma Department of Corrections website.

“The incident is currently being investigated by the Oklahoma State Penitentiary and the Oklahoma Department of Corrections Internal Affairs Unit,” Crenshaw said. “Offender Stacey did have a cell partner. Early indications show no apparent trauma or wounds to the deceased.”

Crenshaw said Stacey’s cause of death is unknown at this time and will be determined by the Oklahoma Medical Examiner’s office.

“No staff injuries were reported during this incident,” Crenshaw said.

Stacey had been incarcerated on and off with the Oklahoma Department of Corrections since March of 1994, according to the website. He began serving his latest term in March 2010 and, according to Crenshaw, began serving time at OSP in November 2011.

He was scheduled to be released from custody in June 2019 and had a parole hearing scheduled in June 2013.



Contact Rachel Petersen at rpetersen@mcalesternews.com.

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