Man Accused of Bank Robbery Arrested

Aubrey Haynie walked an Anchorage church Thursday and apparently told someone there that he had robbed a bank but didn't want to return to jail.

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Story Created: Oct 14, 2011 at 1:25 PM AKDT

Story Updated: Oct 14, 2011 at 2:05 PM AKDT

Anchorage police say they've arrested a 49-year-old man who's accused of robbing a First National Bank on Northern Lights Boulevard on Oct. 12.

According to an APD spokesperson, Aubrey Haynie walked into Faith Christian Community Church earlier Thursday and told someone there that he had robbed a bank, but didn't want to return to jail.

Police were notified and shortly before 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Haynie was arrested and is back behind bars.

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Anonymous said on Saturday, Oct 15 at 7:26 AM

There is more going on here than is apparent on the surface

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tim ricks said on Friday, Oct 14 at 9:00 PM

well ive taken every people mover route in the past two years. and i take the bus 1-6 times a week. and i do not recognize him. although we might have been on the same bus once or more.the picture is low quality.

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"AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA" said on Friday, Oct 14 at 5:37 PM

HOLEY SHEETS I KNEW THIS GUY FROM THE BUSES, HE NEVER BUGGED ANYONE, (WHILE INSIDE THE BUSES). HE IS FOREVER FIRED... NOT A BUS BUDDY ANYMORE.

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anonymous xx said on Friday, Oct 14 at 2:48 PM

hey i know him

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