Police: 'Bama-Loving Bank Robber Arrested

DULUTH, GA -- The ’Bama Bandit has been busted, police say.

On Saturday, Duluth Police shared images of a man they say robbed a Suntrust Bank inside a Publix grocery store at Old Peachtree Road and Buford Highway.

There was just one problem for the suspect, who police say is also suspected of a bank robbery in Woodstock. Surveillance cameras got several crystal-clear images of both his face and the crimson University of Alabama cap he was wearing.

By Monday, the tide had rolled in favor of law and order.

Kerry Douglas McGraw, 60, was captured Monday morning in Coweta County, Duluth police announced. He was charged with armed robbery and was being transported to Gwinnett County.

In a Facebook post, Duluth Police said that, Friday evening, the suspect now identified as McGraw entered the Suntrust Bank and asked to withdraw a large amount of money.

When the teller asked for a withdrawal slip and ID card, the man instead handed over a bag and a pre-written note saying the teller would be shot if he wasn’t given money.

“When the teller hesitated, the male gestured to his waist with his right hand, indicating that he had a firearm,” according to the post.