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Maryland Police Arrest Man for Bank Robbery Using Stolen Cat

Maryland Police Arrest Man for Bank Robbery Using Stolen Cat

Prince George’s County Police in Maryland arrested a man on Monday morning for allegedly attempting to rob a PNC bank branch in Beltsville. The suspect is accused of stealing a three-and-a-half-month-old tuxedo kitten named Magnolia before proceeding to the bank. According to police statements, the man attempted to use the kitten as an accessory during the robbery. This unusual incident highlights a peculiar method employed by the alleged perpetrator, prompting a response from local law enforcement who are accustomed to various criminal tactics but not typically involving live animals as tools for crime. The kitten, Magnolia, was reportedly unharmed during the incident and has been returned to its owner. The arrest was made by officers from the Prince George’s County Police Department, who responded to the scene at the PNC bank location. Further details regarding the suspect's identity and the specific charges filed are expected to be released as the investigation progresses. The incident has drawn attention due to the unconventional nature of the alleged crime, with authorities emphasizing the safety of both the public and the animal involved.

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