Arrest After Man In Wheelchair Robs Bank
Kelvin Dennison was detained when he showed up at a hospital two days after the robbery at a bank in Queens.
Prosecutors say Kelvin Dennison, 23, rolled into a Santander
Bank branch in Queens at around midday on 29 June, ordering a teller to
"give me all you have".
He is then said to have added: "I have a gun."
The teller gave him $1,212 (£778) before he pushed himself out of the bank and fled down the street on his wheelchair.
Police released two images of a man in a wheelchair leaving the bank, which had been taken on CCTV.
When Dennison showed up at a hospital in Queens two days after the alleged robbery, someone recognised him and called police. It was not revealed why he had gone to the hospital.
A spokesman for the Queens district attorney's office told US media that Dennison told officers he was in a wheelchair after being injured in a shooting.
He was charged with robbery and is being held on $15,000 (£9,600) bail.
He is then said to have added: "I have a gun."
The teller gave him $1,212 (£778) before he pushed himself out of the bank and fled down the street on his wheelchair.
A CCTV photo of the man police say robbed the bank in Queens
When Dennison showed up at a hospital in Queens two days after the alleged robbery, someone recognised him and called police. It was not revealed why he had gone to the hospital.
A spokesman for the Queens district attorney's office told US media that Dennison told officers he was in a wheelchair after being injured in a shooting.
He was charged with robbery and is being held on $15,000 (£9,600) bail.
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