FORT COLLINS, Colo. — The two suspects in the bank robbery last week that led to a high-speed chase into Wyoming were transferred back to Fort Collins on Wednesday and were booked into the Larimer County Jail.
Kody Davis, 33, and Amanda Davis, 31, both of Texas, were charged with criminal conspiracy, robbery and theft. Davis, who was allegedly driving the gold PT Cruiser that led law enforcement on pursuit of 120 mph that ended after it ran over spikes just north of the state border, was also charged with vehicular eluding and reckless driving.
Recently unsealed arrest affidavits provided more details about that Thursday afternoon.
According to the arrest report, Kody Davis and Amanda Davis — whom is referred to as Menard in the affidavits — moved to Colorado on March 15, a day after Davis lost his job in Texas. Menard said they chose Colorado partly because of legalized marijuana, which she said she uses to treat stomach pains.
While en route, the duo stopped in Black Hawk, Colo., where Menard said they lost all their money gambling. The next morning when they arrived in Denver, they had only enough money for gas. Hungry and broke, they discussed robbing a bank… see more
source: usatoday
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