The lawyer's alleged spree began Sept. 30 at a Coral Gables Citibank, where the affidavit said he waited 15 minutes in the lobby before giving a handwritten note to a teller that said, "Don't touch the alarm, or call the police."
October 22, 2020 at 01:26 PM
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation caught Coral Gables attorney and suspected bank robber Aaron Honaker with a ball-peen hammer, demand notes and how-to instructions for committing bank robberies, according to a complaint filed in the Southern District of Florida late Wednesday.
The complaint charged Honaker with two counts of bank robbery and four counts of attempted bank robbery.
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Video capture allegedly depicting South Florida attorney Aaron Honaker, accused of several bank robberies in Aventura and Coral Gables. (Courtesy photo: FBI)
