A Marietta man remained in jail Monday morning after turning himself in last week on three armed robbery charges.
Cobb County police accuse Tyler Jamal Hill of robbing a Jimmy John’s, a hotel and a bank — all at gunpoint.
The first allegation dates back to Dec. 10, when police say Hill robbed the Araamda Inn at 5300 South Cobb Drive.
Cops released a picture of the suspect, who was unnamed at the time, asking for the public's help a couple weeks after the robbery.
Credit: Cobb County Police Department
Credit: Cobb County Police Department
According to a warrant, he handed the clerk a note that read: “I have a gun if you don’t give me all the cash I’m going to shoot you.” He made off with $768.
The next alleged crime scene was a SunTrust Bank at 1380 Powers Ferry Road on Dec. 20.
He handed a note to the teller that said “100s and 50s,” according to a warrant. He also mouthed that to the bank employee, cops said.
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“Hurry up and don't push no buttons,” he told her. But the worker did activate the panic button before giving him $961, according to the warrant.
Hill's last alleged armed robbery was at a Jimmy John's, 1337 Powers Ferry Road on Jan. 28.
He walked up to the sandwich shop’s counter and said, “Give me all that (expletive),” before allegedly pulling a handgun from his pants so the cashier could see it.
Hill got $240 and left.
In all, he got $1,969 in three armed robberies, according to police.
He turned himself in on Wednesday and is in jail without bond, jail records show.
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