When officers arrived, they found him at the KFC with the bag of money, and he told police he had robbed the bank.
Police arrested a Gainesville man Thursday at a KFC after they say he stole more than $10,000 from a Wells Fargo bank.
Samuel Jevon Reaves, 32, entered the Wells Fargo bank, at 3939 NW 13th St., and told a teller he needed money, according to a Gainesville Police Department report. The teller asked if he had a debit card, and Reaves responded, “This is a robbery. Give me all your money in the bank.”
The teller gave Reaves money that was in her drawer and asked if he wanted a bag. Reaves said yes and thanked the teller.
He then took the bag with more than $10,000 in it, according to police. Reaves left the bank and walked through the neighboring Publix parking lot.
A bank employee followed, taking photos of him with his phone, the report said.
Reaves went to the KFC at 3750 NW 13th St. and sat next to a woman. Reaves later told police he asked her for a cigarette.
When officers arrived, they found him at the KFC with the bag of money, and he told police he had robbed the bank.
He was held in the Alachua County jail. Bond was set at $250,000.
Source: gainesville.com
