A 32-year-old Inwood, W.Va., man has been charged with six regional bank robberies, including two in Loudoun.
 Benjamin L. Sebastian |
On Dec. 11, police arrested Benjamin L. Sebastian in connection with a Nov. 29 bank robbery in Winchester.
Then, on Dec. 15, he was charged for the two in Loudoun – a Nov. 20 robbery of the Wachovia Bank in Community Plaza in Sterling and an Oct. 6 armed robbery of the Bank of America in Sterling’s Regal Plaza, Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office spokesman Kraig Troxell said.
For those robberies, he is charged with two counts each of entering a bank with the intent of committing a robbery, robbery and use of a firearm during the commission of a felony, Troxell said.
Along with the two Loudoun robberies, Sebastian has been charged with two bank robberies in Winchester and two bank robberies in Fairfax County.
Authorities broke the case last week when the Winchester Police Department got a description of a vehicle that the robber could be using.
Winchester police sent the vehicle description to area law enforcement, and an off-duty Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office deputy saw one that matched the description in West Virginia. The information ended up leading to Sebastian’s arrest, Troxell said.
The FBI has been involved in the case since the first Winchester robbery Nov. 4.
You all need to shut the #### up because this is my friend’s dad. No joke
u all can go f… off i love my bro and he is a good man so f… off and go to hell!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You have no clue about this person so keep your comments to your self. Im sure you have some skeletons in your closet!
He is the same one that did Hillsboro’s twin robberies of the Tom Hill Market Convenience Store in 2009 as well.
That is Rich Garrett
Great. Another non-Virginian that we now have to foot the bill for his food and lodging for the next 20 years. Send the bill to WV.
Benjamin L. Sebastian just threw away 20+/years of his life. Oh well, somebody has to make the license plates.
First!!!! (Tosh.0)
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