FBI Offers $25,000 Reward To Catch Bank Robber Who Wounded Employee
During the robbery earlier this month, a female bank employee was shot in the arm.
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During the robbery earlier this month, a female bank employee was shot in the arm.
CBS 2 is not naming the two alleged gunmen because they have not been charged. One of the men was sentenced to 47 years in prison for murder but was on parole at the time. Mike Puccinelli reports.
CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker talked to a Chicago man who spent more than five hours behind bars in the St. Louis-area community, which has been racked by unrest.
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Trapped inside a small visiting room, 51-year-old Farad Polk says he pounded on the door. But there he stayed for 32 hours, until he set off the fire sprinklers to get noticed. WBBM's Steve Miller reports.
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