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Prescription drug abuse makes man rob Iberia bank in Sarasota
Jim Peppard
Sarasota, Florida -- A man who was arrested two minutes after robbing a bank blamed the crime on his addiction to illegal prescription drugs, police said.
In custody is Leo C. Aarons, 50.
Police say he robbed the Iberia Bank at 1680 Fruitville Road today using a demand note and took off on foot. A bank security officer and a customer tailed him,
relaying information to the police via 9-1-1.
The cash taken in the robbery and the note were recovered with Aaron's arrest, police said.
"Mr. Aarons was interviewed by detectives and admitted the robbery.," said Capt. Paul Sutton. "He blamed the crime on his illegal addiction to prescription
drugs."
Jim Peppard
Sarasota, Florida -- A man who was arrested two minutes after robbing a bank blamed the crime on his addiction to illegal prescription drugs, police said.
In custody is Leo C. Aarons, 50.
Police say he robbed the Iberia Bank at 1680 Fruitville Road today using a demand note and took off on foot. A bank security officer and a customer tailed him,
relaying information to the police via 9-1-1.
The cash taken in the robbery and the note were recovered with Aaron's arrest, police said.
"Mr. Aarons was interviewed by detectives and admitted the robbery.," said Capt. Paul Sutton. "He blamed the crime on his illegal addiction to prescription
drugs."