Barnes Receives 65 Years
BANK ROBBER PLEADS GUILTY
Posted: September 27, 2012 at 4:53 a.m.
Anthony Timothy Barnes was sentenced to 65 years in prison Wednesday after admitting he robbed four Rogers banks. Barnes, 34, of Rogers, pleaded guilty Wednesday to four counts of aggravated robbery, a Class Y felony; and two counts of theft of property a Class B felony.
Barnes
At A Glance
Washington County Cases
Anthony Timothy Barnes of Rogers also faces charges in Washington County in connection with six bank robberies. The robberies occurred between June 2007 and March 2009. Two were at the same bank in Springdale.
- Priority Bank, East Mission Boulevard, Fayetteville
- Legacy National Bank, Butterfield Coach Road, Springdale
- Regions Bank, Sunset Avenue, Springdale
- Pulaski Bank, Robinson Avenue, Springdale
- Pulaski Bank, Robinson Avenue, Springdale
- First Federal Bank, Henri di Tonti Boulevard, Tontitown
Source: Staff Report
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