Federal authorities can add one more thing to their growing mountain of evidence in a string a bank robberies — one of the suspect’s Instagram posts.
Authorities say that, in the days following a robbery of a bank in Vorhees, NJ, Tammond “Mont” Hill posted pictures of himself in a ski mask, holding two guns and wearing the same jacket he wore in the robbery. The day after another, he is seen fanning himself with $50 and $100 bills investigators say was from a robbery of another bank.
Hill was part of a crew of four men that have been implicated in a spree that began in 2016. In that span of time, they hit banks, check cashing places and convenience stores. It is estimated that they netted $37,000 from their exploits.
Feds are saying who but, one of the co-conspirators flipped on the others, giving details on who did what and how.
In addition to Hill, Steven “Fat Boy” Cooley, William Carter and Rabon Watkins are all staring at a string of federal charges.
