He was accused of walking into Greenville Federal Bank, 500 W. Main St. on Oct. 23, 2020, and advising the teller, through a note, that he would spray the coronavirus droplets if his demands were not followed. Police said he was given the money and fled. No one was injured.
He was arrested Oct. 27 near Lake City, Florida, following a traffic stop.
At sentencing, Judge Stacy Wall said Crenshaw was adjudicated as a juvenile for the same type of offenses and had been released in August 2020 from a federal prison sentence for robbery with a firearm. He was on federal probation at the time of the Tipp City robbery.
Crenshaw made off with $2,100. In addition to his prison sentence he was ordered to pay restitution and court costs of $1,032.
About the Author