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Manchester man facing 20 years in prison out of 2025 robbery

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Manchester man facing 20 years in prison out of 2025 robbery

Cote Booking photo Photo: Saga Communications/Photo Courtesy of Manchester Police


MANCHESTER, N.H.- Authorities say a local man is facing 20 years prison after pleading guilty to robbing a bank last year.

According to prosecutors last December Michael Cote,44, walked into the TD Bank on Franklin Street, told the teller he had a weapon and left with an envelope containing $600 in cash and a GPS tracker.

Following the robbery police say Cote was found a nearby convenience store minutes later.

 

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