Police seek woman who robbed Franklin County bank
Updated: 7:57 AM EDT Sep 28, 2022
Police seek woman who robbed Franklin County bank
Updated: 7:57 AM EDT Sep 28, 2022
WERE ALSO GIVEN OUT SIMPLY FROM CHAMBERSBURG. FOR YOUR HELP TO CATCH A BANK SUSPECT TROOPERS SAY THIS PERSON HELD UP THE COMMUNITY BANK ON LINCOLN WAY WEST IN THOMAS TOWNSHIP LAST WEEK TROOPERS SAY THIS WOMAN HANDED THE BANK TELLER BLACK DUFFEL BAG AND DEMANDED THE TELLER PUT ALL THE MONEY IN THE BAG. SHE PLACED HER HAND IN A COAT POCKET AND TOLD, QUOTE, DON’T MAKE ME USE WHAT HAVE IN HERE. WELL, THAT SUSPECT WAS LAST SEEN GETTING INTO A PARKED DA
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Police seek woman who robbed Franklin County bank
Updated: 7:57 AM EDT Sep 28, 2022
Pennsylvania State Police in Franklin County are looking for a bank robber.Troopers said a woman held up the Community State Bank on Lincoln Way West in St. Thomas Township around 10:15 a.m. on Sept. 19.The woman handed the bank teller a duffle bag and told the worker to put money inside it.Troopers said the robber also put her hand in her coat pocket and said, "Don't make me use what I have in here."The woman fled in a blue Jeep Patriot that had pieces of white paper partially covering the front and rear Maryland plates, according to state police.Anyone with information is asked to call state police at 717-264-5161 or call Pennsylvania Crime Stoppers at 1-800-4PA-TIPS (8477). People can also submit a tip online.woman
SAINT THOMAS TOWNSHIP, Pa. —
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Pennsylvania State Police in Franklin County are looking for a bank robber.
Troopers said a woman held up the Community State Bank on Lincoln Way West in St. Thomas Township around 10:15 a.m. on Sept. 19.
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The woman handed the bank teller a duffle bag and told the worker to put money inside it.
Troopers said the robber also put her hand in her coat pocket and said, "Don't make me use what I have in here."
The woman fled in a blue Jeep Patriot that had pieces of white paper partially covering the front and rear Maryland plates, according to state police.
Anyone with information is asked to call state police at 717-264-5161 or call Pennsylvania Crime Stoppers at 1-800-4PA-TIPS (8477). People can also submit a tip online.
