By Michelle Tuccitto Sullo
A man accused of robbing a Seymour bank nearly two years ago, using
his son as a getaway driver, and then fleeing the state is scheduled to go on
trial in May.
Daniel Hamlett Sr., 53, of New Haven, was captured in Georgia in November
2014, more than 18 months after the April 9, 2013 robbery.
Authorities claim he robbed the Webster Bank at 15 New Haven Road in Seymour
while wearing a mask and brandishing a black handgun. He allegedly ordered
everyone to get on the floor, jumped over the teller counter and forcibly took
$5,594 in cash from two teller drawers. He then jumped over the teller counter
and fled the bank, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office.
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