Armed Men Rob Danville Wells Fargo Branch Wednesday
Danville Police are confirming reports that three armed men entered and robbed the Wells Fargo Bank branch at 585 San Ramon Valley Boulevard Wednesday afternoon, stealing items from customers and money from bank tellers.
No estimate of the amount of goods, cash taken was provided.
A police spokesperson said officers responded to the bank at 12:28 p.m. after receiving reports that three men armed with pistols were inside and taking items and money at gunpoint.
The suspects fled the scene with cash in a gray SUV, which was later recovered in a nearby city, according to police. The abandoned vehicle has been taken in as evidence.
No injuries were reported, police said.
Danville Police Department is actively investigating. No additional information is available at this time, and members of the public with information regarding the incident may contact Sergeant Dan Lynch at 925-314-3703 or HERE.
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Lions coming back to the watering hole to hunt.
Not good.
Just another day in Coo Coo County.
My, how horrible, I’m sure our officials will put an end to this lawlessness.
Firestone 11R
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Meanwhile, some bad guys took down the Apple store in Pleasanton, only bullets will end this.
Firestone 11R
Well, hopefully some handcuffs and a stiff jail sentence, at least. We sense the frustration out there…
And who will be imposing those “stiff jail sentences”?
Firestone 11R
Why, we thought you would be, Marshal!
You seem to have a strong obsession with bullets and people. Unrelated, I saw a couple studies that talk about how there is a greater rate of pyromaniacs among firefighters than in the general population.
Xavier,
I’ve had the legal opportunity to shoot several people, yet have not done so.
Firestone 11R
Thanks for representing everything that is wrong with law enforcement.
(Edit)My God, Yosemite Sam, what a caricature! I don’t think ol’ Sam every actually hit anybody with all of the bullets either.
Is it known which nearby city the car was found in?
“A nearby city” stuck out to me too, different from the usual “disappeared through the tunnel” ending we seem to see often