Within hours of the Dover Police Department releasing new images from the Dover Federal Credit Union Bank Robbery, a tip was received that has led to the arrest of a Maryland man for the robbery. An anonymous tip was received on Tuesday evening from a person who recognized the suspect from the Dover Police Facebook page as a recent visitor to the Dover Downs Hotel and Casino Further investigation revealed Lloyd Morrison Jr. (47) from New Carrollton, MD was identified as the suspect in the May 16th robbery. Officers from the Dover Police Department were able to locate Morrison at the Dover Downs Hotel and Casino and took him into custody without incident shortly after 10am on Wednesday, June 18th. Detectives also found Morrison’s vehicle (red Suburu Forrester) in the parking lot of Dover Downs. During a search of the vehicle, detectives were able to find evidence from the robbery. Morrison is charged with one count of Attempted Robbery 2nd Degree. Bond information/booking photo were not available at the time of this release.
ORIGINAL STORY
Incident #: 50-14-12223 Date/Time: Friday May 16, 2014 2:05PM
Location: Dover Federal Credit Union, 225 Saulsbury Road Dover, DE
Narrative:
The Dover Police Department is investigating a bank robbery that occurred on Friday afternoon. Police responded to the Dover Federal Credit Union located at 225 Saulsbury Road, after a suspect robbed the location. At approximately 2:05PM, the suspect entered the bank through the main lobby and entered the line for the bank tellers. The black male suspect approached a teller and displayed a note demanding money from the teller. The suspect then fled from the bank in a southeast direction, through the Blood Bank of Delaware parking lot. The suspect then entered what appears to be a red in color SUV that was parked facing westbound on Clara Street, just east of the Blood Bank of Delaware building. The vehicle then fled southbound on Saulsbury road. No injuries were reported at the bank. Images of the suspect are displayed below. Anyone with any information is asked to call 302-736-7111. Callers may remain anonymous. Tips can also be submitted to law enforcement through tip lines maintained by Delaware Crime Stoppers at 1-800-TIP-3333 or on-line at www.tipsubmit.com.
