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Stacey Mulick covers Pierce County crime and safety issues for The News Tribune. She’s worked at The News Tribune since May 1998. Contact her at stacey.mulick@thenewstribune.com.

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Go behind the yellow tape with the The News Tribune's Crime & Breaking News Team.
Thursday, July 16th, 2009
Posted by Stacey Mulick @ 08:03:29 am

A 46-year-old man wanted in connection with a Tacoma bank robbery turned himself into police Wednesday afternoon.

Kenneth Wolfe was booked into Pierce County Jail on one charge of first-degree robbery. He'll make his first court appearance this afternoon.

Prosecutors had previously charged Wolfe in the June 26 heist at Timberland Bank, 7805 S. Hosmer St. He also is a person of interest in the robbery July 6 at KeyBank at 3917 N. 26th St.

An arrest warrant had been issued last week and Wolfe's photograph released to the media.

On Wednesday afternoon, Wolfe called Tacoma police and said he wanted to turn himself in. Within five minutes, he showed up at the Yelm Police Department, Tacoma police reported.

A patrol car brought Wolfe to Tacoma, where he was booked into the jail.

Categories: All, Tacoma, Bank robbery