Utah man He was arrested after using a stolen notebook and pen to transfer a note to a bank sales sale, claiming he had a bomb and wanted $ 20,000.
According to court documents obtained by Fox 13 News, West Valley City Police responded to a call for robbery at a bank on Wednesday, March 19th.
When the police arrived at the scene, they settled and arrested a suspect, identified as Christopher Thomas Kirby, 37, who was allegedly allegedly allegedly tried to rob the bank By transferring notes to the seller.
Detectives say Kirby entered the bank and forwarded the adhesive note of the reader reading: “This is a robbery. I have a bomb on me that will explode. I need $ 20,000 in my bag,” according to court documents.
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West Valley City police arrested a 36-year-old man after allegedly trying to rob the bank by passing the note. (Fox 13 Utah/West Valley City Police)
Kirby was also seen on safety shots entering the bank and transferring a threatening note.
Authorities added that “Bank employees were interviewed at the scene of a traumatized (Kirby) action,” the report said.
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According to court documents received by Fox 13 News, West Valley police responded to a call for robbery in March 1, March 19th. (Google Maps)
During the interview with the police, the socket reported that Kirby said he had robbed the bank because he needed money for food and clothing.
Kirby also admitted that he had stolen a pen and a sticky note used in a robbery from the Dollar General Shop next to the bank.
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The 37-year-old man was arrested on Wednesday after looting the West Valley City Bank, claiming that a bomb had fallen if the seller did not teach $ 20,000. (Fox News)
Also told the police, According to Kutv -u, that he randomly chose the bank and did not target any or any bank.
Police noted that Kirby was in Utah for a short time, estimating only 10 days, and she told Kutv that she had four more interactions with the police relating to mental health calls, offense and theft of retail.
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Officials said Kirby faced with difficult accusations for robbery and hold on without a bail.
Fox News Digital addressed the West Valley Police Department, but did not immediately get an answer.
Stepheny Price is a writer for Fox News Digital and Fox Business. It covers topics, including missing persons, murders, national cases of crime, illegal immigration and more. Tips and ideas of the story can be sent to Stepheny.price@fox.com
