Posted on 11/04/2025 9:12:25 AM PST by algore
Alliance, Ohio (WTRF) — A 42-year-old man was arrested Friday morning after robbing the Huntington Bank on West State Street, marking the city’s first bank robbery since 2010. According to the Alliance Police Department, Jauan L. Mason, recently moved to Alliance from Akron, entered the bank around 9:20 a.m. and claimed he had a weapon. He demanded cash and fled on foot with approximately $400 in one-dollar bills.
Police responded immediately and searched the area. Patrolman Paul Vesco located Mason walking on South Union Avenue near State Street. Mason had changed clothes and was carrying the stolen money. call to action icon
Mason was taken into custody without incident and booked into the Stark County Jail on a charge of aggravated robbery. Police noted that he has a lengthy criminal record.
Authorities say Mason had moved to Alliance just five days before the robbery. During his arrest, he reportedly asked police to deposit the stolen cash into his jail commissary account.
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He can not function outside an institution.
He will commit crimes to be sent back to the only place where he feels safe and knows the rules.
What is to be done with such people I am not sure.
Hopefully, the cop told him to check with the ditzy, Dipstick Court jughead in the black robe. They make all the rules.
I would not be surprised if the answer to his request was “Yes, of course!” SMH.
Apparently this man has not taken advantage of the educational opportunities offered to inmates in prison.
“What $400.00?”
Something tells me he’s been in prison before.
Did anyone ask if he actually had a gub?
You’re right, of course. I sort of feel sorry for him. Still, he could be dangerous and pose a threat to others.
Chutzpah
Sounds like something Angel Martin say.
I also feel sorry for him but as he is running on impulse not logic he is very dangerous.
Probably does not even understand his own motivations.
You see this sometimes with people who are just out the military, they are accustomed to strict rules and things being done in a certain way at a certain time for... reasons.
Not having that leaves them feeling very lost.
If they have been in long enough that they climbed the ranks and were actually in charge of things they do better but someone who did a four year right out of high school can come out with this kind of syndrome as well.
He won’t get the $400, but he should get big bucks for comedy !!
(He demanded cash and fled on foot with approximately $400 in one-dollar bills.
Police responded immediately and searched the area. Patrolman Paul Vesco located Mason walking on South Union Avenue near State Street. Mason had changed clothes and was carrying the stolen money.)
Bro had some walking around cash! C’mon man!!
(marking the city’s first bank robbery since 2010)
Aww, he’s nostalgic for da days of Barack Hussein Obama
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