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NewAlliance Bank hit by robbers for 3rd time
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Dye pack part of latest Fountain St. branch haul A robber struck
the NewAlliance Bank on Fountain Street Tuesday morning, the second
time the branch was held up in just over a week and the third in the
city in that time.
Police scoured Westville in search of a suspect, who used a note
to rob the bank. No shots were fired and no injuries were reported.
One lead that fizzled caused police to detain two men in the
vicinity of Webster Bank on Elm Street downtown Tuesday afternoon.
Th...
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