Murder suspect on $1M bail mistakenly released from jail after ‘typographical error’

A murder suspect being held on a $1 million bail was accidentally cut loose from an Ohio jail this week because of a “typographical error,” authorities said.

Amarion Sanders, 22, who was awaiting trial over the shooting death of a Cleveland father, was cut loose from the Cuyahoga County Jail on Monday after a court clerk mixed up his case number up with that of another inmate.

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The defendant that was supposed to be set free, Antonio Seymore, 35, was being held on assault and theft charges.

The glaring blunder happened when prosecutors opted to toss Seymore’s case on Monday after witnesses failed to show up for his trial at the Cuyahoga County courthouse.

Somehow, Seymore’s case docket number — which was nearly identical to Sanders’ — was then entered into the system incorrectly, authorities said.

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Sanders’ case number was 685908, while Seymore’s was 685909, according to court records cited by Cleveland.com .

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A judge quickly issued a warrant for Sanders’ arrest.

The accused killer was re-arrested Wednesday morning by US Marshalls following a widespread manhunt.

Sanders was being held on an aggravated murder charge after allegedly opening fire on the victim, Derek Driscoll, in Cleveland in September last year.

The accused killer, whose murder trial is slated with begin on August 19, has maintained his innocence.

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