Police have arrested a 28-year-old man after three banks were robbed in Toronto’s west end.
Investigators said in each case, a man entered a bank, approached a bank teller, handed them a note indicating he was armed with a gun, and demanded they hand over cash. He then fled the scene.
Members of the Hold Up Squad began an investigation and were able to identify a suspect in the case.Police said they then executed a search warrant at Koita’s residence where they reportedly located and seized related evidence.He was scheduled to appear in court June 7.
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