Police officers responded to a call and, while en route to the bank, were given a description of both the suspect and her vehicle.
Courtesy | It was learned that she had a criminal record, as she had been arrested in 1977 and 2020, for robbing banks
A Missouri woman with the “experience” of robbing two banks was arrested once more this Wednesday for the same crime, as she allegedly tried to rob a financial institution in Pleasant Hill, Fox News reported Thursday.
Police officers responded to a call and, while en route to the bank, were given a description of both the suspect and her vehicle.
Identified as 78-year-old Bonnie Gooch, she was taken into custody without incident. Later, it was learned that she had a criminal record, as she had been arrested in 1977 and 2020, for robbing banks.
In 2020, at age 75, she was sentenced to prison, but was granted probation, which expired in 2021.
On that occasion, he had used the tactic of delivering a note to the employees, as on this last occasion, the Police reported.
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