MILTON — Police in Milton say the note that a man handed a Chase Bank branch teller contained an apology but said he was robbing the bank.
KOMO-TV reported that the teller handed over roughly $2,000 on Monday.
Police say the note was written on a folded-up newspaper. Officers say the man stashed the money inside the newspaper and walked away.
Milton is about 25 miles south of Seattle.
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