The Jan. 13 robbery suspect, seen here in footage from Arlington Key Bank. - Courtesy photo
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The Jan. 13 robbery suspect, seen here in footage from Arlington Key Bank.

Arlington Police arrest suspect in bank robbery


January 14, 2009 · 2:52 PM

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ARLINGTON — Arlington Police arrested a 20-year-old female suspect on the evening of Jan. 13 in connection with the robbery at Arlington Key Bank that occurred earlier that day. The arrest was made eight hours after the robbery.

Investigators with the Arlington Police Department recognized the suspect from prior contacts and began looking for her whereabouts. Friends of the suspect were able to convince the suspect to turn herself in at the Everett Police Department’s North Precinct.

The suspect was still wearing the clothing she had on at the time of the robbery. There were no weapons displayed or implied during the robbery and no accomplices are suspected to have participated in the robbery. She was booked into Snohomish County Jail on the charge of robbery in the first degree.

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