A Florida man who spent more than a decade in prison for r%bbing banks while disguised as an elderly person has been arrested over allegations that he returned to the same crime with a similar mask years later.
David Sartin Jr., 40, from St. Petersburg, was arrested by federal authorities over two alleged bank robberies in Florida, according to the US Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Florida.
Sartin allegedly r%bbed a bank in Largo on August 24 and another in his hometown on September 15. During both incidents, he reportedly wore a prosthetic old-man mask and demanded cash without dye packs.
Investigators alleged that before the first r%bbery, Sartin drove around a nearby area, parked his vehicle, switched to a bicycle and rode to the bank. After collecting $2,900, he reportedly told the teller, “until we meet again,” before escaping on the bicycle and later driving away.
He allegedly st%le another $2,554 during the second robbery.
