OPP OFFICERS CAPTURE BANK ROBBERY SUSPECTS

(NORFOLK COUNTY, ON) – The Norfolk County Provincial Police (OPP) officers were dispatched to a bank robbery at the Bank of Montreal in Waterford, at approximately 12:01 p.m. on August 29th, 2014.

Officers arrived at the bank a short time later and were advised of a vehicle that was possibly involved. Officers from the Haldimand County OPP observed suspect vehicle north bound on Highway 6, between Hagersville and Caledonia. The officer activated all his emergency lights in attempt to stop the vehicle. The suspect vehicle continued north bound for several kilometers before attempting to turn onto Argyle Street in Caledonia. The suspect vehicle collided with two vehicles at the intersection of Highway 6 and Argyle Street. The two suspects fled on foot but were apprehended a short time later by Haldimand County OPP officers. Fortunately no one sustained any major injuries from the collision.

A 23 year old man from the City of Brantford is facing the following Criminal Charges

Robbery with a Weapon

Robbery with Intent

Possession of Weapon Dangerous Purpose

A 23 year old man from North York is facing the following Criminal Charges

Robbery with a Weapon
Flight while Pursued by Peace Officer
Dangerous operation of Motor Vehicle
Fail to Stop at Scene of Accident

Both accused are currently being held in custody awaiting a bail hearing.

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