Police: Woman confesses to 2 bank heists

Richardson was indicted on two counts of robbery for the May 28 robbery at the U.S. Bank in Miamisburg and the May 26 robbery at Postal Family Credit Union in Dayton.

UPDATE @ 8:28 p.m. 5/28/15

Jordan Richardson, 22, the woman nabbed following the U.S. Bank robbery today in Miamisburg confessed to police she also robbed the Postal Family Credit Union in Dayton on Tuesday, according to Dayton police Detective Danielle Cash.

In that heist, a woman entered the credit union at 803 E. Fifth St. shortly before 3:45 p.m. The woman robber handed the teller a note demanding money and was seen leaving the credit union in an older gray Lincoln Continental, Dayton police said.

UPDATE @ 5:54 p.m. 5/28/15

A woman is in custody accused of the lunchtime robbery of a U.S. Bank branch.

Jordan Richardson, 22, of Dayton, entered the bank around 12:30 p.m. today on East Central Avenue. She was nabbed just a few blocks away from the bank, which remained closed the rest of the day.

“She pretty much gave herself up,” said Nicholas Wardell of Miamisburg who witnessed her arrest from his front porch.

Police said Richardson handed a note to a teller demanding money, and that she ran from the bank with a bag full of money.

Today’s incident was the second robbery at the bank branch in the past month, with three suspects arrested.

“I will say this … the last two people that have robbed this bank on Central Avenue have been taking into custody within a matter of hours,” said Miamisburg police Capt. Tom Thompson.

A month ago today, police were at the same bank investigating a robbery. Now, Jozie Barcy and Myron Mullins are charged in that heist. Barcy turned herself later that day, and officers arrested Mullins a few days later following a standoff at a Butler Twp. motel.

UPDATE @ 1:10 p.m.5/28/15

Police have confirmed a suspect is in custody.

FIRST REPORT 5/28/15

Miamisburg police are searching for a woman who robbed the U.S. Bank on East Central Avenue in Miamisburg just after 12:30 p.m. today.

There are no reports of injuries, and unknown at this time if she used a weapon in the heist. We are working now to obtain additional information.

Police suspect the same woman held up the Postal Family Credit Union in Dayton on Tuesday. Here’s the woman’s description:

Anyone who has information is urged to contact police.