Holts Summit woman arrested for bank robbery

Posted: 02.08.2013 at 3:55 PM

Terry Coleman was arrested in connection with the October 6th robbery at Bank Star One in New Bloomfield.

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Her husband was also arrested earlier in 2013 for the bank robbery

A 40-year-old Holts Summit woman was arrested in connection with the October 6th robbery at Bank Star One in New Bloomfield.

Terry Coleman's husband, 49-year-old Gary Coleman, was returned to Missouri after being arrested in Texas in connection with the same robbery. He is currently in the Callaway County Jail on a second-degree robbery charge with a $30,000 bond.

Terry was also arrested on a Cole County probation violation warrant.

She was charged with second-degree robbery and released on $31,575 bond.

Related Links

		(1/14/13) New Bloomfield bank robbery suspect nabbed in Texas
		(10/6/12) New Bloomfield bank robber identified by police

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