Santa Rosa Police Department released an image of Jane Hollingworth, accused of robbing a bank. She was quickly arrested the same morning.
SANTA ROSA, Calif. - Santa Rosa police made an arrest in a Tuesday morning bank robbery, and they said there were some clear giveaways they were on the right track for the suspect.
What we know:
Police said a woman with bright-blue hair and a red, leopard-print jacket entered the Chase Bank at 2300 Sonoma Avenue at around 9:50 a.m.
Officials said she handed the teller a note demanding cash that included a death threat, though no weapon was brandished.
The woman, identified by police as Jane Hollingworth, 32, of Santa Rosa accepted an undisclosed amount of money from the bank teller and left the bank. Police said it was unclear if she fled on foot or in a vehicle.
Flashy appearance may have been her downfall
By the time police arrived, witnesses gave the officers the suspect's highly-identifiable description. Investigators arrived at the bank to collect information and evidence.
About an hour later, they had all the information they needed to move in on the suspect, who was located at Montgomery Village Post Office.
She was taken into custody without incident and was booked into the Sonoma County Main Adult Detention Facility for robbery.
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