Williamsport, PA – Today, U.S. Marshal Martin J. Pane
announced that the United States Marshals Service (USMS) Fugitive Task Force
arrested Daryl Ingram – a 44-year old man in Williamsport, Pennsylvania.
On April 20, 2009, the Lexington Police Department responded
to a report of a bank robbery. The investigation revealed that the suspect was
armed with a deadly weapon and threatened the use of immediate physical force
to accomplish this crime. The suspect was later identified as Daryl Ingram.
On August 3rd, District Court Judge T. Bell issued an arrest
warrant charging Ingram with the following crimes:
Robbery, 1st
Degree
Possession of
firearm by convicted felon
Theft of identity
of another w/o consent
The case was adopted by the Central Kentucky Fugitive Task
Force, which is led by US Marshals out of Lexington, KY. After exhausting leads
in both Virginia and Georgia, Marshals in Kentucky believed that Ingram may
have fled to the Williamsport, PA area and sent an investigative lead to the
Middle District of Pennsylvania Fugitive Task Force.
On March 5th, Deputy U.S. Marshals and Task Force Officers
arrested Ingram without incident in the 700 block of West Edwin Street in
Williamsport. Ingram was taken before Judge Alan Page. Ingram was remanded
after he failed to post the $350,000 bond issued by Judge Page. Ingram
currently awaits his extradition back to Kentucky.
United States Marshal Martin J. Pane stated, “The U.S.
Marshals Service Fugitive Task Force places a high priority on fugitive cases
in which the use or threat of violence against innocent victims occurs. Robbery
of a bank undermines our society and fugitives like Ingram deserve their day in
court. We have given him that opportunity.”
The USMS worked jointly in this investigation with personnel
from the Lycoming County Sheriff’s Office. This agency is a participating
member of the USMS Fugitive Task Force in the Middle District of Pennsylvania.
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