Aklilu Asefah
A man suspected of robbing the Bank of America in Belmont, Friday, Feb. 5, was arrested Sunday night, Feb. 7, in Berkeley, according to police.
The man, identified as Aklilu Asefaha, 44, whose last known address was in Berkeley was arrested after police there located him and the car allegedly used in the robbery in an industrial area of their city, according to police.
He is alleged to have walked into the bank on the 2000 block of Ralston Avenue and infer he had a handgun while asking for money. He was tracked to the East Bay and, after his arrest, is in the Santa Rita Jail on multiple charges for crimes he is suspected of committing, according to police.
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