A 45-year-old man who served time for robbing three banks in 2008 is now accused in recent bank heists in North Texas and Mississippi.
The Sun Herald reported that Robert Scott Antrim is being held with no bond. He had been on probation since May 2014.
Antrim is accused in the July 25 robbery of a Hancock Bank in Pascagoula, Mississippi, and a Northstar Bank in Hurst on July 27. He was arrested in Fort Worth.
The bank robberies seven years ago were among five bank heists in South Mississippi within 42 hours.
A federal grand jury in Fort Worth has indicted Antrim on a bank robbery charge. He is set for trial Oct. 19.
The U.S. attorney's office in Gulfport charged him with the Pascagoula bank robbery on Monday.
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