CINCINNATI (WXIX) – A Hamilton County grand jury last week indicted two suspects on a series of bank robberies in Cincinnati.
Donne Wayne Clontz II, 31, and Cortiana Pullens, 26, are accused of robbing a total of seven banks.
Clontz was involved in all seven robberies, according to prosecutors, and Pullens in four.
The alleged robberies took place in November and December 2020.
The two are accused of targeting a US bank, two Fifth Third Banks and a Key Bank, the indictment said.
Clontz is accused of robbing Northside Bank and Trust Co., another Fifth Third Bank, and another US bank location.
Two of the Fifth Third Bank robberies, one in the Norwood branch and the other in the Mt. Washington branch, allegedly on the same day, November 24, 2020.
Police provided the following photo of a suspect, allegedly Clontz, of one of these robberies.
Fifth third suspect in a bank robbery(Cincinnati Police Department)
Clontz has faced seven robberies. Pullens is threatened with a fourfold robbery.
The couple were arrested on June 17 and booked at the Hamilton County Justice Center.
They pleaded not guilty.
The judge in the case rated Clontz on $ 100,000 in cash and Pullens on $ 50,000 in cash.
You are due back in court on July 6th.
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