A suspected bank robber who turned himself in to Spartanburg police at the crime scene Tuesday morning was on federal probation for a similar robbery in 2004. Hands in the air, 33-year-old Columbo Banacheck Lipscomb approached an officer standing in the parking lot of National Bank of South Carolina, 150 E. Henry St., about 20 minutes after the robbery.
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Probably not what his parents had in mind
A past and alleged bank robber named after two famous TV crime fighters gave it up shortly after a Spartanburg bank reported he'd held it up yesterday. Story via The Spartanburg Herald-Journal.
A suspected bank robber who turned himself in to Spartanburg police at the crime scene Tuesday morning was on federal probation for a similar robbery in 2004. Hands in the air, 33-year-old Columbo Banacheck Lipscomb approached an officer standing in the parking lot of National Bank of South Carolina, 150 E. Henry St., about 20 minutes after the robbery.
A suspected bank robber who turned himself in to Spartanburg police at the crime scene Tuesday morning was on federal probation for a similar robbery in 2004. Hands in the air, 33-year-old Columbo Banacheck Lipscomb approached an officer standing in the parking lot of National Bank of South Carolina, 150 E. Henry St., about 20 minutes after the robbery.
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