A man was arrested Wednesday, just 25 hours after allegedly robbing a bank in Shorewood.
On Tuesday, the FBI responded to a reported bank robbery at the Shorewood Bank and Trust located at 931 Brook Forest Avenue in Shorewood, Illinois.The FBI says no weapon was implied or displayed, and no injuries were reported.On Wednesday around 9 a.m., an off-duty Joliet police officer saw a man dining at a McDonald's on Rt. 59 in Joliet that looked similar to the bank robbery suspect.A short time later, 52-year-old James Houge of Plainfield was taken into custody.
Houge has been charged with felony robbery and robbery of a financial institution. He's being held at the Will County Adult Detention Facility pending a federal indictment.that I have read and agree
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