Flagstar Bank Robbery Case Solved with Police Arrest

A major breakthrough in the Flagstar Bank robbery case has been made, as police have finally arrested the suspect. The arrest was the result of a thorough investigation that spanned several weeks.

The suspect, who has not been named, was taken into custody on Tuesday morning.

Details of the arrest remain scarce, but it's clear that the police worked tirelessly to bring the perpetrator to justice.

In Macomb County, a man was arrested for a Flagstar bank robbery after a tip led authorities to his home. Frederick J. Huggins, 44, was still on probation from a 2010 bank robbery when he allegedly committed the new crime.

Huggins' 2010 crime involved robbing a Bank of America in Sterling Heights, where he handed over a note demanding cash and fled on a bicycle. He was sentenced to two years of probation and served four months on house arrest.

A total of seven bank robberies are believed to be connected, with at least one involving a masked man jumping the counter to steal money. The robberies occurred in Washtenaw and Jackson counties.

Here are the locations of the connected robberies:

A Macomb man, Frederick J. Huggins, was arrested for a felony bank robbery in 41A District Court in Shelby Township.

He was arraigned via video for the crime, which is punishable by up to life in prison.

Huggins was previously convicted of a similar crime in 2011 for robbing a Bank of America in Sterling Heights.

The 2011 robbery involved Huggins writing a note on a banking slip and handing it to the teller, who then handed over cash.

Huggins was sentenced to two years of probation, with the first four months on house arrest, for the 2011 crime.

He was still on probation when arrested for the Flagstar robbery on Wednesday.

The Flagstar robbery involved Huggins passing a note to the teller implying he had a gun and ordering money be turned over.

Huggins fled the scene on a green mountain bike and was later arrested at his home in Macomb Township.

A tip from someone who recognized him led to his arrest, according to the Macomb County sheriff's deputies.

Police have been making some significant arrests in recent bank robberies. Frederick J. Huggins, a 44-year-old man from Macomb Township, was arraigned for felony bank robbery after allegedly robbing a Flagstar Bank.

He's not new to this type of crime, having been previously convicted of a similar crime in 2011. Huggins was arrested in Sterling Heights after robbing a Bank of America, and he pleaded guilty to bank robbery in January 2011.

The string of bank robberies in Washtenaw and Jackson counties has led to a $2,500 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the suspects. The robberies include a TCF Bank in Saline, a Citizens Bank in Jackson, and a Comerica Bank in Ann Arbor.

Eric Anthony, a 57-year-old man from Detroit, was also arrested for a Flagstar Bank robbery in Grosse Pointe Woods. He allegedly stole approximately $1,000 from the bank and was identified through surveillance images and law enforcement databases.

Here's a list of some of the recent bank robberies that police believe are connected:

Anyone with information on these robberies can contact the authorities.

The suspect in the Flagstar Bank robbery in Iron River is still on the loose. They were wearing a yellow jacket and khaki tear-away pants during the robbery.

The incident occurred on Monday morning at around 9:24 a.m. at the bank's location on 234 W. Genesee St.

No one was injured during the robbery, which is a good thing. The suspect escaped in a white-gray 2007-2013 Chevrolet Silverado pickup truck.

If you have any information about the suspect, it's best to avoid a confrontation and call 911 instead.

There have been at least seven bank robberies in Washtenaw and Jackson counties that police believe are connected.

The robberies occurred at various banks, including TCF Bank, Citizens Bank, Comerica Bank, America 1 Credit Union, Bank of America, and PNC Bank.

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The suspects often wore masks, with one robbery at a TCF Bank in Ypsilanti Township last year capturing a clear picture of a man in a white mask similar to a Jason "Friday the 13th" mask.

The robberies have taken place in different locations, including Saline, Jackson, Ann Arbor, and Ypsilanti Township.

Here is a list of some of the known bank robbery incidents:

The Ann Arbor police are offering a $2,500 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the suspects in Saturday's robbery.