KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - A man has pleaded guilty to a series of four Kansas City area bank robberies that netted around $25,000 over five months.
The U.S. attorney's office says 57-year-old Tam Henry Holmes entered the plea Monday. Prosecutors say he stole $450 from Kansas City bank last November. In April, he is accused of robbing a Liberty bank of around $8,300, an Independence credit union of around $12,205 and another Kansas City bank of around $4,050.
In all the robberies, he is accused of handing notes to the tellers. One note read, "give me all the money, hurry up, or I will hurt you." Another robbery note read, "Don't pull any dye packs, bail or alarms. I know where you live."
He faces a sentence of up to 80 years in prison.