Victoria cops nab fourth bank robber
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The four suspects in all six bank robberies in Victoria this year have been arrested.
Victoria police nabbed the latest suspect Wednesday.
On June 30, a man walked into the Bank of Montreal at 1225 Douglas St., told a teller he had a weapon and demanded cash. He received some money and ran away.
Officers used a description of the suspect and arrested Troy Thomas Gold, 28, at Douglas and Johnson streets on Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. He is charged with robbery.
The same bank was robbed by a 52-year-old man in February; also that month, one man was accused of robbing three banks in four days; and the Douglas Street Scotiabank was robbed by a man on May 20.
ecardone@vicnews.com
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