A man accused of wearing fake explosive vests into two Oregon stores and demanding employees empty the cash register or open the safe is heading to prison, officials said.
Nicholas Contreras-Salmion, from Woodburn, was ordered by a judge to serve more than eight years behind bars, the Marion County District Attorney’s Office said in an Aug. 4 news release.
He also was sentenced to three years of supervision once he’s out of prison, prosecutors said…