Marlow admitted to Abilene FBI agents that he robbed the banks, providing details only the offender would have known, the affidavit said. He also confessed to carrying a .44-caliber magnum handgun during the crime, saying he would have used it if he had been confronted by lawmen, the document said. Five days later, the man robbed another Albuquerque bank in the same manner. Both crimes were committed at banks housed in grocery stores in broad daylight. Agents wouldn't say how much money was taken.
People do irrational things.
Minutes later, officers stopped the car, reported stolen in Albuquerque five days earlier, on Interstate 20. Marlow will be returned to Albuquerque for probable cause and detention hearings. He is charged with testing positive for drugs, tampering with a urine sample, twice failing to provide samples, and failing to report a change of residence earlier this year. Aitchison was serving three years of supervised release after completing a five-year sentence for conspiracy to commit bank robbery. Acting on a tip, U.S. Deputy Marshal Richard Jones and Abilene police officers arrested Aitchison Wednesday night at a rent house in the 2500 block of South 18th.