DURHAM, N.C. (AP) - Police in Durham say a suspect wanted in connection with a bank robbery has turned himself in.
Durham police announced Saturday they were looking for Ira Desmond Jackson on charges of robbing a Wells Fargo bank earlier in the week. They say the Chapel Hill man’s 2001 Saturn was used as the getaway car during the robbery.
On Sunday, a spokesman for the Durham Police Department said Jackson had turned himself in.
The bank robbery suspect has been placed in the Durham County jail under a $250,000 bond.
Police have alleged that Jackson implied that he had a gun when he reached a teller at the Wells Fargo bank on Thursday afternoon. It wasn’t clear how much money was stolen.
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