Crime & Safety
North Riverside Man Accused In Bank Robberies
In notes, the man demanded money and said he would shoot people if the teller did not comply, prosecutors said.
NORTH RIVERSIDE, IL — A North Riverside man is accused of robbing two suburban Chicago banks in recent weeks.
Antonio E. Collins, 26, held up a Chase Bank branch in Bolingbrook on Dec. 21 and a BMO Harris Bank branch in Homewood on Jan. 3, according to a news release from the U.S. Attorney's Office.
In each robbery, Collins handed the teller a handwritten note demanding money and stating that he would shoot people if the teller did not comply, the release said. He made off with about $2,900 from Chase Bank and $21,800 from BMO Harris, prosecutors said.
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Collins is charged with two counts of bank robbery.
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