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During a taped statement Davis said that on Wednesday he bought a toy black cap handgun from Wal-Mart that had a brown grip and red cap at the end of the barrel.
Thursday morning he woke up and wrote a demand note, he said, that he intended to pass the note to the bank teller demanding money.
He then drove to Walgreen's, which is right across the street from SunTrust and parked his vehicle there, he said.
Then he entered the bank and passed the note to the teller, which stated that she was to put the money in a bag so that he 'did not have to shoot anybody.'
'The teller read the note and looked back at the suspect,' the arrest affidavit said.
It was then that he lifted his shirt showing the brown grip of a handgun, an image that was captured forever by one of the bank's security cameras, then circulated throughout the community.
The teller took the note back near the drive-through window and grabbed some cash from one of the drawers, took the money to the suspect and put it in a bag he provided.
Davis then fled the bank on foot, heading west through the Walgreen's parking lot and back to his vehicle that was parked on the west side of Walgreen's

Published: September 10, 2008 09:51 pm
Police looking for bank robber
MainSource Bank in Linton robbed Wednesday afternoon
Staff report The Tribune-Star
LINTON - Police were searching for a man Wednesday who robbed a bank in Linton.Around 12:45 p.m., police were called to the downtown branch of the MainSource Bank at 58 SE First St.A white male about 5 feet 7 inches tall with a medium build wearing a grey hooded sweatshirt, sunglasses and jeans entered at the east door carrying a long gun or firearm, according to a news release from the Linton Police Department.He handed a teller a backpack and demanded she put money in it. The bank employee complied and he left through the same door, the news release stated.Witnesses told police the suspect's vehicle was a grey or white older model car with a paper tag.The Linton Police Department and FBI are in charge of the investigation, and are being assisted by members of the Indiana State Police, Worthington Police Department, Greene County Sheriff's Department and Indiana Conservation officers. Anyone with information can call the Linton Police Department at (812) 847-4411.MainSource Bank and Crime Stoppers are offering a cash reward for anyone with information leading to an arrest.

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