ST. PAUL, Minn. – A man shot dead by police after robbing The Retail Employees CU last Thursday had a long criminal record and had been paroled form prison ust last October. Wilfred Hines, 46, had bene in and out of prison on drug, robbery and weapons convictions and was released in October after serving almost three years for trying to sell 52 grams of crack cocaine. Hines was shot by police as he was escaping last Thursday’s robbery and was transported to the hospital where he died later.
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