- .(12/27/01) - A North Carolina man who allegedly robbed MojaveCommunity FCU here Monday was captured just an hour later when hisgetaway car was stopped at a security checkpoint set up in the wakeof the September 11 terrorist attacks nine miles south of HooverDam. A large amount of cash believed stolen in the robbery wasrecovered in the 1997 Ford Explorer driven by Keith Stevens, 38,and Stevens, of Randleman, N.C., was charged with the heist. Policesaid a man believe to have been Stevens entered the credit unionaround 10 am wearing a black trench coat and a black felt'Crocodile Dundee'-style hat and demanded money. The thief did notdisplay a weapon.
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