Downers Grove police said an accomplice walked into the credit union on April 14 with a cardboard sign saying 'large bills 100s 50s stay calm no gps no dye pack.” Then police said that accomplice went outside, got on a bike, and rode a few blocks, where he met up with Tarandle Lee, who was allegedly driving a getaway car.
Downers Grove police said an accomplice walked into the credit union on April 14 with a cardboard sign saying "large bills 100s 50s stay calm no gps no dye pack.
" Then police said that accomplice went outside, got on a bike, and rode a few blocks, where he met up with Lee, who was allegedly driving a getaway car.Lee was in court on Saturday on one felony charge of financial institution robbery.
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