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Bank Robbery suspect arrested in Nashua

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NASHUA N.H.- Authorities say Mario Monserrate Morgan,41 of Nashua was arrested this week following a bank robbery.

Police responded to Citizens Bank, 238 Main St, on Tuesday for the report of a robbery.

Bank employees provided officers with a description of the male suspect, later identified as Mario Monserrate Morgan.

During the investigation officers determined that the suspect placed his backpack on the counter and demanded that the teller put the money in the bag.

Morgan was unarmed at the time of the Robbery.

Following his arrest Morgan was charged with a class B felony

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