Port St. Lucie police say a man suspected of trying to rob a Bank of America branch in mid-December is under arrest.
They identified him as 49-year-old James Warren Osceola of Palmdale and say he was picked up by the Glades County Sheriff's Office.
Surveillance video released by police after the incident showed a man wearing a red bandana, glasses, a long-sleeve camo shirt, and red and black plaid pajama bottoms.
Police said the suspect handed a note to a teller demanding money but later grabbed the message and left without any cash when a manager approached him.
Investigators said Osceola was arrested on a warrant for attempted robbery and his bond was set at $75,000.
On 12/21/19, JAMES WARREN OSCEOLA, DOB 7/8/70, 1850 Pine Ave, Palmdale, ARRESTED by Glades Co. Sheriff’s Office on @PSLPolice warrant for Attempt Robbery that occurred at Bank of America (1601 NW SLW) on 12/13/19. Bond 75,000. BIG thanks #GCSO & Detective's relentless search! pic.twitter.com/J8JERuZ1vU
— Port St. Lucie PD (@PSLPolice) January 2, 2020
