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TUKWILA — Police in the south Seattle suburb of Tukwila say a man who robbed a Key Bank branch on Thursday morning took a bank employee’s car to make his getaway.
Officer Zack Anderson says the man, who wore a dark suit, black mask and dark sunglasses, demanded money from a teller. Then he fled after taking an employee’s silver 2006 Kia Spectra.
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