Police: Torrington man robbed Devon branch of Milford Bank
A Torrington man is accused of robbing the Devon branch of Milford Bank, after being identified by the public, according to police.
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Sep 26, 2023, 12:33 AM
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3ds agoA Torrington man is accused of robbing the Devon branch of Milford Bank, after being identified by the public, according to police.
The robbery occurred on Aug. 25.
Paul Bamm Oh is accused of showing a teller a threatening note and then taking off with cash.
Police say surveillance photos were put on social media where the public then identified the suspect.
He is charged with robbery and larceny.
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