Ma'am, do you have any weapons on you? Lord, no. Okay. What did we do? I did whatever you're here for. I'm sorry. I did whatever you're here for. It's Friday afternoon at a bank in Fairfield Township, Ohio, when an elderly woman walks in and approaches the tellers, but they'll soon find out she's no ordinary customer. The woman is caught on bank surveillance cameras tossing a black bag toward the employee while allegedly holding a gun concealed in a grocery bag. The employee appears not to notice initially, but the robbery suspect quickly gets her attention. The worker later tells police the suspect demanded money while holding the gun, according to an arrest report. A few terrifying seconds pass before the teller opens a locked drawer and appears to grant the woman's request, but she's not stopping there. [Music] Another customer exits as the suspect makes her way to a second employee again demanding money. The two appear to converse for a moment before the employee raises her hands and slowly opens a drawer to retrieve money for the woman. [Music] The employee shows the woman the cash and puts it in the bag when just like that, the suspect takes the loot and leaves. [Music] But police aren't far behind. Officers were led to a home in Hamilton, Ohio, after a vehicle matching the suspect's car was found in the driveway. The suspect allegedly removed the license plates during the heist, but it was her bumper sticker that led officers here before I met with HPD. That blade is all right, guys. What you got for me? [Music] Did you see anybody coming in around the house or anything or No. Is that vehicle there? Yes, sir. Just parked in a driveway in plain view. Secure the perimeter unless she comes out. She is armed. Yeah. Two females in the backyard up here. Unarmed. They're trying to open up. I'm going to go back and start typing. Just hang out on the perimeter. Just as long as you know we're okay. This is a that way in case something happens, we're good. You know what I'm saying? Now, we get a look at that sun bumper sticker that police said appeared in surveillance video of the suspect's car. That's when investigators said a search of the vehicle description uncovered an image of the same car with the sticker and license plates intact and registered to an owner at this address. Let's continue. I thought Oh my god. Son of a Somebody's here. Yes, ma'am. Come to me. Hi. Hands. I'm sorry. You said hands. Please, ma'am. Come over here for a second. Okay. You got to pat him down. You sweating. I tell you what. That's good enough. If I'm just going to take the flat of my hand. Yeah. Go right ahead, darling. and just hi. What did I do? Well, that's what we're trying to find out what's going on here because ma'am, come here. And she was in the house and she just came out. We're shoveling sand. I've been coming. Oh my god. Can you go over there by those officers for me, please, ma'am? Huh? Me or her? And I want you, please, ma'am, if you could. She can't hear. I don't hear Well, I can't hear over here. Okay. Police identify the suspect seen here as 74year-old Anne Mayors, who they would later discover allegedly made off with just under $600. Ma'am, do you have any weapons on you? Lord, no. Okay. What did we do? Okay. Yeah. I want you over there for me, please. Thank you. Thank you so very much, ma'am. My car is locked. That's okay. 265. Let's hang out for a second. Okay. Yes, ma'am. You still having computer issues? I know. I know. Log in. 11. I just got six report. All right, just hang out for a second, ladies. We'll explain something. We'll explain here in just one minute. Okay. I appreciate it. Thank you. I wish I had my water. It's okay. [Music] You guys want to start talking or you guys want to start talking to you waiting for charge or what? Okay. They say he was heading back to do his is Sergeant Ne on his way. He said something about search warrant and all that. He said, "Okay, I want to see this many cars." I promise you we'll explain everything here in a moment. Okay, ladies. Appreciate it. Thank you so very much. Son is in Garfield High School. He gets out at 3:30. I usually pick him up. Okay. He is old enough to walk, so don't I mean, you know, but I've him. All right. Are you available on the So, are you guys roomies or sister? Okay. She owns the house. Okay. Caroline for 911. Go ahead. Anne's sister would later tell police the 74 year old had allegedly been sending money to a man online in a suspected scam and had allegedly sent thousands of dollars to the scammer who she said was posing as a US customs agent. On top of that, Ann's sister tells police she borrowed an estimated $70,000 from her and another friend. Okay, not just a plane on this overhead. Who's the RO on that? and mayor 74y old female white female right here. Well, it's definitely a good day for lawn work, but just like I said, give us another strawberries I just have to fill in. I'm doing uh potatoes. There's too much sand. We had a sprinkle there. Oh, I get it. You want to get in my car? Uh, here in a second, ma'am. I'm going to ask you, but I want to let you know what's going on here first a minute. Okay. Mine's there. Yeah. My keys are behind the door in Okay. You guys won't have any calls out on this block tonight, will you? I don't know. Isn't that the rendevous people? No. Huh? Nothing. I thought that was the rendevous people. Rendevous? Yeah. Yeah. The ones that every day. No. So, is there a tree? Mhm. I don't know. Brandon said he's on his way. I don't know if he wants us to wait. I don't know why he wants that. I kind of I mean, she's already willing to like private conversation. Yes. The officers take a moment to discuss the situation before catching back up with the suspect. And that way, we can release them. We'll be releasing you guys here in a minute. Okay. Thank you so very much for helping. Just hang tight for a minute. We'll be releasing you out of here in a minute. Okay. So, we're releasing you guys. You can let you clear out of here in a minute. Oh, I thought you were talking about us. No, no, no, no. Not not right now. Okay. Just hang tight for a minute. Go with me in the house so I can eat. Ma'am, I just kind of want you to hang out for a minute. Okay. Take it back to the PD. Okay. All right. So, real quick, ma'am. Uh, this is Detective Ry Dutra and Officer Robinson. Mhm. Uh, we want to talk to you about an issue that happened today. Okay. At this point in time though, I'm I'm going to take you into custody. If you could please sit around, put your hands behind your back for me. Okay. Like you're praying. Are there any guns in the house? M. I'll explain this here in one minute to you. Okay. I apologize. Give me a minute. Okay. Okay. There's a couple that don't work. Okay. Hold my mom and dad's guns. You go to 22 rifle. I'm trying to call you. Is that too tight on you, ma'am? Oh, that's okay. I want to make sure you're okay. And I promise you, we'll get everything situated here in one minute. Okay. I promise. Is anyone else in the house? Huh? Is anyone else in the house? No. Okay. Are there any dogs or pets or anything like that in there? Cuz we don't want them getting out or anything. Okay. All right. Okay. Okay. Where am I going? Ah, into one of these cars. We're going to find out which one. Sarge. Come here. say it'll be all right. What? Huh? I don't fine. Here. Come here. Well, we're going to explain here in a minute. Okay. Yeah. They're going to explain it to you in a second. Yes, ma'am. Absolutely. Sister is out here. Okay. So, we're going to wait. We'll take you to the police department. There's some people that want to talk to you. Okay. And that way is we can explain everything and go that way. I just don't want to step on their toes. Okay. All right. Are those going to be okay on you? Those are all right. Yeah, they're fine. Okay. I got popsicles. All right. I just want you to be careful. And I know you're I know you're not going to try to run in front of me, but you know what? I'm clumsy and sometimes I have a hard time. Do I look like I could run? No, I'm saying I know you're not, but I'm just holding on to you because I don't want you to fall, ma'am. No, I don't want to fall either. All right, so we're going to Yeah. Go ahead and unlock my back door for me. I got my Yeah, you're all right. It's all good. All right. Can you just pat her down real quick? One more time for me cuz I just did a quick the vehicle for me. Okay. All right. On the curb for me. Thank you. Stay right there. Nothing on your right stick or nothing like that. Nothing in your bra. You care? I don't care. Thank you. Anne was found with just $12 on her person, but a later search of her car would uncover a loaded handgun and $568 in cash stashed in a grocery bag. Be careful looking. As soon as I get you the police department, man, we'll get them things off of you. Okay. All right. Have a seat for me. Help. I got you. I have you. Yeah. Okay. Well, you It's okay. Put your head in there. It's okay. All right, ma'am. Thank you so very, very much. Buckle buckle. Uh, yeah. Let's buckle her in and make sure she's okay. I just want to be in here real quick, please. All right. Who cares? Thank you, ma'am. Excuse me. Thank you. Nice and sad. Ann is sent on her way to jail, but once in route, the 74year-old makes a shocking confession. All right. I did whatever you're here for. I'm sorry. I did whatever you're here for. Okay. What was What would that be? Barbara. Okay. My sister knows nothing about it. Okay. You heard that right. Anne admits to the heist, but tells the officer her sister is innocent. She knows absolutely nothing. She's in I'm okay. She's in. Okay. BFI is at 1505 hours. The subject in custody openly admitted that she was that she knew why we were here and it was the R group robbery and admitted to it. Okay. be around with her with my PD right from beginning 30178.9 307 8.9 Okay ma'am um clear well I'm going to get you to a has been updated where you can use the restroom here real quick. Okay. Do what, ma'am? I hope so. Yes, ma'am. And I promise you, everyone that we talk with, you are going to be just as polite, respectful as I am. Okay. Ann was taken to jail and booked for aggravated robbery with a deadly weapon and tampering with evidence. Court records show she later pleaded guilty to the aggravated robbery charge while the tampering charge was dismissed. The now 75-year-old was sentenced to four years behind bars. [Music]