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Here is an interesting audio file - The Bank robber calls to tell police that she robbed the bank.
Length - 08:31
Most robbery investigations won’t be this easy. The first bank robbery to ever hit Ocean Shores ended 15 minutes after it began Friday when the suspect called 911 to confess. Ocean Shores Police have arrested a 39-year-old Copalis Beach woman on suspicion of first-degree robbery after tracing her call. Police said the woman walked into the Timberland Savings Bank along Damon Road at about 1:30 p.m. Friday. “Witnesses said that the female robber presented a demand note indicating that she had a gun and left with an undisclosed amount of money,” police said in a news release. The woman fled east in a silver car as law enforcement responded to the scene. Several minutes later, a woman called 911 to report she had robbed the bank. Officers traced the call to a cell phone east of the bank where they found the woman sitting in her car still talking to a 911 operator. “She was taken into custody less than 15 minutes after the robbery and all the money was recovered,” police said. “No weapon was recovered.” Police said the woman admitted to the crime and denied ever having a weapon. She does not appear to be connected to any other robberies.
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Length - 08:31
Most robbery investigations won’t be this easy. The first bank robbery to ever hit Ocean Shores ended 15 minutes after it began Friday when the suspect called 911 to confess. Ocean Shores Police have arrested a 39-year-old Copalis Beach woman on suspicion of first-degree robbery after tracing her call. Police said the woman walked into the Timberland Savings Bank along Damon Road at about 1:30 p.m. Friday. “Witnesses said that the female robber presented a demand note indicating that she had a gun and left with an undisclosed amount of money,” police said in a news release. The woman fled east in a silver car as law enforcement responded to the scene. Several minutes later, a woman called 911 to report she had robbed the bank. Officers traced the call to a cell phone east of the bank where they found the woman sitting in her car still talking to a 911 operator. “She was taken into custody less than 15 minutes after the robbery and all the money was recovered,” police said. “No weapon was recovered.” Police said the woman admitted to the crime and denied ever having a weapon. She does not appear to be connected to any other robberies.
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