Potential Suspect in Bank Robbery

Last week in Orange County an armed man conducted a holdup at the U.S. Bank, in Tustin, California. Authorities said he got away with some un an specified amount of cash from two of the tellers before fleeing the scene.  The man fled on foot.  The man was described as approximately  5-feet-8-inches tall, 170 pounds, 35 to 40 years old wearing a dark-colored shirt. He is considered armed and dangerous.
Earlier on the same day, a man was seen checking out a U.S. Bank in Baldwin Hills, Los Angeles. That man was driving a vehicle that looked like a Mercedes-Benz M series SUV.  It is possible that the same man inside the SUV who appeared to be casing the bank in Los Angeles, and the person who entered the bank in Tustin, Orange County, could be the same person.
Are you or someone you love facing similar charges in Southern California? Then you need to speak with an experienced criminal defense attorney, immediately.

California Penal Code Section 211 defines robbery as Robbery is the felonious taking of personal property in the possession of another, from his person or immediate presence, and against his will, accomplished by means of force or fear. Robbery is what is known as a “strike”. Depending on the circumstances and whether the robbery is considered a first degree or second degree robbery, the punishment could be as much as 9 years in prison. If a weapon is used in the commission of the crime, enhancements could add additional prison time.

If you or a loved one is being accused of committing a robbery, make sure you speak to a criminal defense lawyer right away.  An experienced criminal defense lawyer will be able to help you plan a legal defense strategy.  The idea is to maximize your chances of getting the case dismissed.  Wallin & Klarich will do everything in its power to make that happen.  Call 1-888-280-6839 to speak to one of Wallin & Klarich’s aggressive and experienced criminal defense attorneys in California today.  We will be there when you call.