Suspect Arrested in Brownsville Bank Robbery, Over $15,000 Recovered
· Telemundo McAllen (KTLM)
Brownsville authorities provided an update on the investigation into the robbery that occurred at a Lone Star National Bank branch, resulting in the arrest of a suspect and the recovery of the allegedly stolen money. According to the police report, after the robbery, investigators reviewed surveillance footage, which showed the suspect entering a nearby abandoned building. Minutes later, the man was seen leaving in different clothing. The suspect was later spotted walking behind a Metro by T-Mobile store in the area. Officers entered the abandoned building and found a bag containing over $15,000 in cash, money that was reportedly stolen from the bank. Shortly after, police arrested 32-year-old Dion Gorge James, who matched the description of the suspect captured on surveillance. According to the police report, James allegedly confessed to committing the bank robbery. He remains in custody and is awaiting his formal arraignment. The Brownsville Police Department is investigating a bank robbery reported Monday afternoon at a Lone Star National Bank branch located at 2100 Boca Chica Boulevard. Authorities stated that the incident was reported around 2:29 p.m. After the assault, the alleged perpetrator managed to flee and has not yet been located. No injuries were reported during the robbery. FBI agents arrived at the scene to assist with the investigation, which is ongoing. The Brownsville Police Department indicated that additional information will be released as the investigation progresses.
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