The 40-year-old from Troy was already in jail for making false alarms and probation violation.
Feltner allegedly went into the bank, tossed the teller a bag, and said in a low voice, “Fill it up,” according to a police report included in court documents.
A weapon was not shown and no one was hurt.
Police say he also made a false report of someone with a gun at Walmart across town minutes before the robbery.
FIRST REPORT Feb. 18: Police are searching for a masked man who robbed MainSource Bank in Troy this morning.
The suspect is described as over 6 feet tall, wearing a black mask, black puffy winter coat, black hooded sweatshirt, faded blue jeans and white shoes.
Police said he placed a bag on the counter of the bank and asked for the money. He did not show a gun or indicate he had a weapon.
The robbery was reported at the main branch on Market Street at East West Street around 9:30 a.m.
Troy police say just minutes before that, they were called to the report of a man with a gun inside Walmart on the other side of town. They said they believe the suspect made that call as a distraction.
The suspect fled the bank on foot and got into a silver Pontiac with damage on the passenger side.
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