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    Press Release from the Lafayette City Police Department: Detectives with the Lafayette Police Department have received new information regarding 2 bank robberies in 2011, causing the release of Kimrick Lewis of Texas. Lewis was initially arrested and charged in connection with two Hub City bank robberies that occurred in 2011. Investigators had obtained evidence to include Lewis being picked out by eyewitnesses in a photo line-up and also being recognized in photos released to the media by a previous relationship partner. In January of 2012, Lewis appeared before a judge for a probable cause hearing and the case was found to have enough evidence to proceed with a trial. In April of 2012, a bank robbery occurred at the same location with many similarities in the case, which investigators questioned and consulted with the Assistant District Attorney assigned to the case. Lewis remained in jail at the time for the previous arrest. Investigators could not produce sufficient evidence that would eliminate Lewis as the suspect who committed the bank robberies. On Friday, July 13, 2012, the Lafayette Police Department was contacted by the Sulphur Police Department regarding information on a suspect they had arrested on two armed robberies within their jurisdiction. Sulphur Detectives indicated their suspect may have been involved with the Gulf Coast Bank robbery that occurred in April of 2012. Sulphur Police had arrested Malcom Jarmal Scott (27) of Houston, Texas. On Monday, July 16, 2012, detectives with the Lafayette Police Department traveled to Sulphur with a warrant for a DNA sample from Malcom Scott and to conduct an investigative interview. At the completion of the interview, investigators believe now that Scott is in fact, the suspect responsible for the three robberies that occurred within the City of Lafayette. Investigators immediately notified the Assistant District Attorney handling the case to begin proceeding regarding charges being dropped against Kimrick Lewis. Today Investigators will issue three arrest warrants to be served to Scott for Armed Robbery. The investigation remains ongoing. UPDATE: Suspect Arrested in Bank Robberies Original Release: September 28, 2011 @ 2:50 pm Lafayette, LA - Detectives with the Lafayette Police Department have arrested the suspect involved in two bank robberies that occurred in the City of Lafayette. Lafayette Police, with the assistance of the Freeport Police Department and the U. S. Marshal Services Violent Offenders Task Force from Houston and Lafayette, apprehended the suspect in Clute, Texas, without incident. The suspect, Kimrick Lewis (29) of Freeport Texas, was taken into custody at approximately 9:00 pm, on September 27, 2011. Lewis was booked into the local correctional center where he will remain until he is extradited back to Louisiana. Lewis is currently being held for an arrest warrant for one count of Armed Robbery for the robbery of Gulf Coast Bank on September 16, 2011. Lewis will face an additional Armed Robbery charge upon his return to Louisiana for the bank robbery of Gulf Coast Bank on April 20, 2011. The case remains under investigation. Suspect Sought in Bank Robbery Original Release: September 16, 2011 @ 6:00 pm Lafayette, LA - On September 16, 2011, at approximately 3:48 pm, Lafayette Police responded to 4310 Johnston Street regarding an armed robbery. The suspect entered the bank through the front door and approached a teller. He produced a semi-automatic handgun at the counter and demanded cash. The teller turned over an undisclosed amount of cash and the suspect exited the bank. The suspect is believed to have fled on foot north into the subdivision. It is possible the suspect entered a small vehicle and fled the area. There was one other customer and multiple employees inside of the bank at the time of the robbery. There were no injuries during the incident. The suspect is described as a black male, 6’00” m

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    Press Release from the Lafayette City Police Department: Detectives with the Lafayette Police Department have received new information regarding 2 bank robberies in 2011, causing the release of Kimrick Lewis of Texas. Lewis was initially arrested and charged in connection with two Hub City bank robberies that occurred in 2011. Investigators had obtained evidence to include Lewis being picked out by eyewitnesses in a photo line-up and also being recognized in photos released to the media by a previous relationship partner. In January of 2012, Lewis appeared before a judge for a probable cause hearing and the case was found to have enough evidence to proceed with a trial. In April of 2012, a bank robbery occurred at the same location with many similarities in the case, which investigators questioned and consulted with the Assistant District Attorney assigned to the case. Lewis remained in jail at the time for the previous arrest. Investigators could not produce sufficient evidence that would eliminate Lewis as the suspect who committed the bank robberies. On Friday, July 13, 2012, the Lafayette Police Department was contacted by the Sulphur Police Department regarding information on a suspect they had arrested on two armed robberies within their jurisdiction. Sulphur Detectives indicated their suspect may have been involved with the Gulf Coast Bank robbery that occurred in April of 2012. Sulphur Police had arrested Malcom Jarmal Scott (27) of Houston, Texas. On Monday, July 16, 2012, detectives with the Lafayette Police Department traveled to Sulphur with a warrant for a DNA sample from Malcom Scott and to conduct an investigative interview. At the completion of the interview, investigators believe now that Scott is in fact, the suspect responsible for the three robberies that occurred within the City of Lafayette. Investigators immediately notified the Assistant District Attorney handling the case to begin proceeding regarding charges being dropped against Kimrick Lewis. Today Investigators will issue three arrest warrants to be served to Scott for Armed Robbery. The investigation remains ongoing. UPDATE: Suspect Arrested in Bank Robberies Original Release: September 28, 2011 @ 2:50 pm Lafayette, LA - Detectives with the Lafayette Police Department have arrested the suspect involved in two bank robberies that occurred in the City of Lafayette. Lafayette Police, with the assistance of the Freeport Police Department and the U. S. Marshal Services Violent Offenders Task Force from Houston and Lafayette, apprehended the suspect in Clute, Texas, without incident. The suspect, Kimrick Lewis (29) of Freeport Texas, was taken into custody at approximately 9:00 pm, on September 27, 2011. Lewis was booked into the local correctional center where he will remain until he is extradited back to Louisiana. Lewis is currently being held for an arrest warrant for one count of Armed Robbery for the robbery of Gulf Coast Bank on September 16, 2011. Lewis will face an additional Armed Robbery charge upon his return to Louisiana for the bank robbery of Gulf Coast Bank on April 20, 2011. The case remains under investigation. Suspect Sought in Bank Robbery Original Release: September 16, 2011 @ 6:00 pm Lafayette, LA - On September 16, 2011, at approximately 3:48 pm, Lafayette Police responded to 4310 Johnston Street regarding an armed robbery. The suspect entered the bank through the front door and approached a teller. He produced a semi-automatic handgun at the counter and demanded cash. The teller turned over an undisclosed amount of cash and the suspect exited the bank. The suspect is believed to have fled on foot north into the subdivision. It is possible the suspect entered a small vehicle and fled the area. There was one other customer and multiple employees inside of the bank at the time of the robbery. There were no injuries during the incident. The suspect is described as a black male, 6’00” m

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    Kimrick Investigative Report

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    Press Release from the Lafayette City Police Department: Detectives with the Lafayette Police Department have received new information regarding 2 bank robberies in 2011, causing the release of Kimrick Lewis of Texas. Lewis was initially arrested and charged in connection with two Hub City bank robberies that occurred in 2011. Investigators had obtained evidence to include Lewis being picked out by eyewitnesses in a photo line-up and also being recognized in photos released to the media by a previous relationship partner. In January of 2012, Lewis appeared before a judge for a probable cause hearing and the case was found to have enough evidence to proceed with a trial. In April of 2012, a bank robbery occurred at the same location with many similarities in the case, which investigators questioned and consulted with the Assistant District Attorney assigned to the case. Lewis remained in jail at the time for the previous arrest. Investigators could not produce sufficient evidence that would eliminate Lewis as the suspect who committed the bank robberies. On Friday, July 13, 2012, the Lafayette Police Department was contacted by the Sulphur Police Department regarding information on a suspect they had arrested on two armed robberies within their jurisdiction. Sulphur Detectives indicated their suspect may have been involved with the Gulf Coast Bank robbery that occurred in April of 2012. Sulphur Police had arrested Malcom Jarmal Scott (27) of Houston, Texas. On Monday, July 16, 2012, detectives with the Lafayette Police Department traveled to Sulphur with a warrant for a DNA sample from Malcom Scott and to conduct an investigative interview. At the completion of the interview, investigators believe now that Scott is in fact, the suspect responsible for the three robberies that occurred within the City of Lafayette. Investigators immediately notified the Assistant District Attorney handling the case to begin proceeding regarding charges being dropped against Kimrick Lewis. Today Investigators will issue three arrest warrants to be served to Scott for Armed Robbery. The investigation remains ongoing. UPDATE: Suspect Arrested in Bank Robberies Original Release: September 28, 2011 @ 2:50 pm Lafayette, LA - Detectives with the Lafayette Police Department have arrested the suspect involved in two bank robberies that occurred in the City of Lafayette. Lafayette Police, with the assistance of the Freeport Police Department and the U. S. Marshal Services Violent Offenders Task Force from Houston and Lafayette, apprehended the suspect in Clute, Texas, without incident. The suspect, Kimrick Lewis (29) of Freeport Texas, was taken into custody at approximately 9:00 pm, on September 27, 2011. Lewis was booked into the local correctional center where he will remain until he is extradited back to Louisiana. Lewis is currently being held for an arrest warrant for one count of Armed Robbery for the robbery of Gulf Coast Bank on September 16, 2011. Lewis will face an additional Armed Robbery charge upon his return to Louisiana for the bank robbery of Gulf Coast Bank on April 20, 2011. The case remains under investigation. Suspect Sought in Bank Robbery Original Release: September 16, 2011 @ 6:00 pm Lafayette, LA - On September 16, 2011, at approximately 3:48 pm, Lafayette Police responded to 4310 Johnston Street regarding an armed robbery. The suspect entered the bank through the front door and approached a teller. He produced a semi-automatic handgun at the counter and demanded cash. The teller turned over an undisclosed amount of cash and the suspect exited the bank. The suspect is believed to have fled on foot north into the subdivision. It is possible the suspect entered a small vehicle and fled the area. There was one other customer and multiple employees inside of the bank at the time of the robbery. There were no injuries during the incident. The suspect is described as a black male, 6’00” m

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