Police in Arizona took down a very wizened bank robber on Sunday.
The Tucson Police Department arrested an 80-year-old man for the armed robbery of the Pyramid Credit Union in the city — which had about half a million fewer residents when the suspect was born — over the weekend.
Robert Francis Krebs, 80, has been charged with two counts of armed robbery after allegedly walking into the credit union on Jan. 12, pulling a handgun on the teller and demanding money. The suspect made off with an undisclosed amount of money and was seen “running from the bank” — so at least he’s keeping in good shape.
The octogenarian was caught after he tried to check into a hotel and was recognized by an employee, police said.
The police department’s initial assessment of the suspect estimated the man was “in his late 60s.”
