Stamford man pleads guilty to June bank robbery
A man has pleaded guilty to robbing a Stamford bank in June and now faces up to six years in prison for the crime. Police say Fenold Solius Jr. jumped over the the counter at the First County Bank
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Dec 9, 2012, 7:57 PM
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A man has pleaded guilty to robbing a Stamford bank in June and now faces up to six years in prison for the crime.
Police say Fenold Solius Jr. jumped over the the counter at the First County Bank on Atlantic Street back in June. He pulled a knife on a teller, then took off with cash.
According to The Stamford Advocate, Solius' lawyer says he will argue for a lesser sentence when his client is back in court in February.
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