QUINCY, MASS. (WHDH) - Two people are in police custody after allegedly robbing a bank in Quincy Tuesday and fleeing to a quiet residential neighborhood.
Officers responding to a reported bank robbery at the TD Bank on Adams Street learned that a black man had just entered the bank, passed a note suggesting he had a gun, and then fled with an undisclosed amount of cash.
The investigation led police to an address on Loring Street, where residents were surprised to see police swarm the area.
“I pulled up, the cops were right behind me and they told me to get in the house and lock the door,” said resident Lauren Coletti. “It’s not your everyday West Quincy.”
Police evacuated four other people in a nearby home and SWAT crews surrounded the house where the alleged robber had fled before making contact with him. Police said he was cooperative and came out on his own, but his girlfriend, who was also in the house, was more reluctant to leave.
“She was in the house. She was uncooperative. She did come out at one point,” said Quincy Police Chief Paul Keenan
Malcolm Hall, 30, was charged with armed robbery and Ebony Murray, 27, was charged with accessory after the fact. Police said they would get a search warrant for the house to look for evidence from the bank robbery.
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