Snowbird bank robber admits to heists in W. St. Paul, Scottsdale

March 5, 2008 at 8:58PM

With about $12,000 to his credit in one bank robbery, Jeffrey Furtney came to Minnesota and grabbed more than $4,000 in another holdup in a Twin Cities suburb.

Furtney, 35, unknown permanent address, pleaded guilty Monday to the two robberies in federal court in Minneapolis.

On Oct. 23, Furtney robbed a Bank of America in Scottsdale, Ariz., of $11,940. About three weeks later, he held up a TCF Bank in a West St. Paul Cub Foods of $4,320.

Sentencing has yet to be scheduled.

--PAUL WALSH

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