Michigan sheriff offers to marry fugitive robbers if they surrender
LAPEER, Michigan - The Lapeer County, MIchigan, sheriff wants to help two bank robbery suspects tie the knot.
Sheriff Ron Kalanquin says he wants the Lapeer couple off the streets before their cash runs out and they attempt another robbery.
A 24-year-old man and a 23-year-old woman are suspected of taking about five thousand dollars in the September 19 robbery of a Lapeer County Bank & Trust branch in Deerfield Township, about 100 kilometres north of Detroit.
Detectives determined the robbery money was used to buy wedding rings, pay back rent and pay the woman's lawyer for work done in a child-custody case.
Kalanquin says the couple met after the man was released from the county jail and introduced to her by another ex-con.
Kalanquin has appealed to the couple's relatives and friends to alert police to their whereabouts.
LAPEER, Michigan - The Lapeer County, MIchigan, sheriff wants to help two bank robbery suspects tie the knot.
Sheriff Ron Kalanquin says he wants the Lapeer couple off the streets before their cash runs out and they attempt another robbery.
A 24-year-old man and a 23-year-old woman are suspected of taking about five thousand dollars in the September 19 robbery of a Lapeer County Bank & Trust branch in Deerfield Township, about 100 kilometres north of Detroit.
Detectives determined the robbery money was used to buy wedding rings, pay back rent and pay the woman's lawyer for work done in a child-custody case.
Kalanquin says the couple met after the man was released from the county jail and introduced to her by another ex-con.
Kalanquin has appealed to the couple's relatives and friends to alert police to their whereabouts.
What a touching story. Just a pair of misunderstood young lovers.
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