Wesley Gugliuzza, 28, was arrested Thursday for the robbery that occurred on Monday at a Princeton branch of TD Bank.
Gugliuzza was captured and arrested by the Princeton Police Department in Old Bridge, according to a press release. Bail has been set at $300,000.
The arrest was conducted without incident, and Gugliuzza is currently being held at the Middlesex County Correctional Center.
A combined force of Princeton Police and Old Bridge Police Detectives located Gugliuzza after receiving a confidential tip regarding the alleged robber's location. Surveillance images of Gugliuzza inside TD Bank broadcasted by televised news agencies helped police to identify and locate him.
The suspect was charged with one count of first-degree robbery, one count of third-degree terroristic threats and one count of fourth-degree tampering with evidence, states the Princeton Police Department report. ?
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