Band-aid bandit arrested after robbing Florida bank, deputies say
PINE HILLS, Fla. (WFLA) — A man who entered a Florida bank and demanded money from the teller, has now been deemed the band-aid bandit.
The Orange County Sheriff's Office arrested the man who was caught on camera with a distinctive accessory— a band-aid on his nose.
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The snotty suspect, identified as 42-year-old Lovenson Mose, was caught on surveillance video at the Chase Bank, located at 801 Deauville Drive in Pine Hills on Tuesday.
In the video, Mose was seen walking up to a teller, as he appeared to pull a note from his right pocket, passing it on to the woman behind the glass.
Deputies said the man demanded money from the teller before fleeing the scene.
Mose was arrested on Wednesday after officials identified him from the security camera. He was charged with robbery and booked into the Orange County Jail.
"Kudos to our incredible team for their dedication and hard work as they continue to put the bad guys away and keep our community safe," the sheriff's office said.
