74-year-old accused of robbing bank at gunpoint may have been victim of scam, US cops say


Employees said the woman came into the credit union and demanded money while showing a gun, police say. Authorities say they later found the woman at her home, along with the vehicle used in the robbery. — Designed by Freepik

A 74-year-old woman was arrested after police say she robbed a bank in Pennsylvania at gunpoint.

The Fairfield Township Police Department asked for help identifying the woman in an April 19 Facebook post, saying she was wanted in connection with an armed robbery that same day.

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