According to the Santee Patch, George Adams was taken
into custody at 4:50 p.m. near Mission
Gorge Road
The utsandiego.com said, late
Wednesday, the Santee Sheriff’s Department asked the community to help identify
the suspect from several photos captured from an ATM. Shortly after, a woman called the Santee
Sheriff’s Department who was looking on Facebook. She told the officers she remembers seeing Adams outside a local restaurant offering to perform repairs
on cars. George Adams gave his name and number to the woman and she kept
it. Detectives set up a meeting with Adams and arrested him and set the Santee bail bonds at
$400,000..
The first robbery was reported just before 11 p.m. on Jan. 16
2013, when a gunman forced a customer using the Mission Federal Credit
Union ATM near 245 Town
Center Parkway
About
five days later, the suspect approached another woman at the same ATM and
placed his hand in the waistband of his pants and said he had a weapon. However, the victim ran to her car and the
suspect drove away empty-handed, according to the Santee Sheriff’s Department.
This
past Monday, the suspect approached a man at the Wells Fargo ATM near 2398 Jamacha Road Santee and demanded money, sheriff’s
officials said. This time he grabbed the money and drove off.
He will go through the
San Diego booking and arrest process and needs to post a Santee Bail Bonds in order to be
release from jail. However, this Santee
Bail Bond is set at $400,000 and he might end up waiting for a bail bond review
hearing. These are serious crimes and
robberies like this put many people at risk.
This post is written by: Steve Zink
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Since this was a bank robbery, I wonder if this guy could be charged with a federal crime? It would be interesting because that could affect bail bonds in Santa Barbara as well.
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