-A Michigan bank robbery suspect was collared by the FBI after
posting a Facebook selfie showing him holding a submachine gun that he
allegedly brandished during a holdup last week.
Investigators allege that Jules Bahler, 21, robbed three Michigan
banks over an eight-day period ending last Wednesday. During the first
two heists--at banks in Pontiac--Bahler passed a note to a teller and demanded money.
On March 5, Bahler walked into a Chemical Bank branch in Bay City and
“displayed what appeared to be a black sub machine gun and demanded
money,” according to an affidavit sworn by FBI Agent Sean Callaghan.
After a teller gave Bahler $7000, he fled the bank. The prior Pontiac
robberies, Callaghan noted, netted Bahler a combined $8300.
A police sergeant Thursday pointed the FBI to Bahler’s Facebook page,
which included photos of him posing with “what appeared to be a sub
machine gun and wearing clothes matching those used in the
aforementioned bank robberies,” reported Callaghan.
The affidavit does
not reveal how the cop identified Bahler as a possible suspect.
Read it all, plus the criminal complaint over at THE SMOKING GUN
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