A man in his 40s was arrested shortly after robbing a Key Bank branch in Grand Mound, Washington, on Tuesday morning. Around 10 a. m. , he entered the bank, handed the teller a note demanding cash, and left the scene, inadvertently leaving behind his identification. According to Sheriff’s Lt.

Mike Brooks, the sheriff's office received a prompt and detailed description of the suspect's vehicle, including its license plate number. Thanks to this information, a deputy spotted the vehicle in Tumwater within ten minutes of the robbery and executed a traffic stop. The suspect was taken into custody on suspicion of robbery, demonstrating the efficiency of local law enforcement in handling such incidents. This event underscores the importance of immediate reporting and communication between witnesses and police, and the swift arrest may deter future similar crimes in the region. Residents can feel reassured by the quick response of the Thurston County Sheriff's Office in ensuring community safety.