Sanford bank robbery sparks investigation near Bank of America Robbery happened by 5320 W. State Road 46, deputies said
Scene of the investigation following the bank robbery (Copyright 2023 by WKMG ClickOrlando - All rights reserved.)
SANFORD, Fla. – There was a heavy law-enforcement presence in Sanford on Wednesday following a bank robbery, according to the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office.
Deputies said they responded to 5320 W. State Road 46 — near Bank of America — on Wednesday afternoon after the robbery was reported.
[TRENDING: It’s OMG hot in Fla. | WHOA! Large shark near swimmers | Become a News 6 Insider ]
No additional information has been provided at this time, including potential suspects or how the robbery was conducted.
This is a developing story. Check back for updates.
Get today’s headlines in minutes with Your Florida Daily :
Copyright 2023 by WKMG ClickOrlando - All rights reserved.
About the Author Anthony Talcott headshot
Anthony, a graduate of the University of Florida, joined ClickOrlando.com in April 2022.
Visiting the site of Pulse nightclub 10 years later Orlando prepares for 10-year Pulse memorial remembrance tonight Paradise Nights at Discovery Cove brings elemental theme, Caribbean buffet to after-hours event Orlando mayor reflects on the lessons learned from the Pulse Nightclub tragedy Check out this stunning view of the southern lights Meet the Disney aquarist caring for cold-stunned sea turtles at EPCOT Orlando mayor remembers Pulse Nightclub shooting victims 2 swatting incidents hit Seminole County on same afternoon; no threats found Neighbors demand answers as abandoned Ormond Beach resort falls into disrepair Rare 6.1-magnitude earthquake felt strong in Florida Orlando mayor reflects on Pulse Nightclub shooting 10 years later News 6 investigation into mysterious mail prompts fraud arrest Drawn to Life | Daytrippers with Kara Moeller Super Awesome Cool Pottery | Daytrippers with Kara Moeller Gopher Tortoise | Everyday Wild with Joey Manna Florida Scrub Jay | Everyday Wild with Joey Manna Chances growing for June tropical development in the Gulf Volusia County tests barriers to prevent future toll road crashes Suspect in deadly Daytona Beach toll booth crash now in jail Not a drill: Central Florida getting rare June cold front Previous video Next video
