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Man attempts to rob Wellington State Bank in Bowie

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Police went to Wellington State Bank Friday morning where a male suspect allegedly tried to rob the bank. Police said they first thought he was carrying a pistol, but it turned out to be a BB gun handgun. (Photo by Barbara Green)

Police have since reported after examining evidence and interviewing the suspect, the gun was a BB pistol, not a revolver as originally thought.

Bowie Police assisted by other local law enforcement apprehended a male suspect who allegedly attempted to rob the Wellington State Bank in Bowie on Friday morning. Police Chief Guy Green said the man, wearing a loaded pistol on his belt, went into the bank and attempted to rob it. He was unable to get anything and left the building and got into a vehicle. While details are still unclear at this time, the suspect drove out State Highway 59 and came back into town driving near Sanger Bank. He was apprehended a short time later, but it is unclear if he was on foot or in the vehicle. Green said the suspect was taken into custody without incident. Additional details will be published when they become available.

Top photo – Law officers converged on an area at State Highway 59 and Mill Street in Bowie Friday morning as they searched for a bank robber suspect. He was apprehended without incident and has not yet been identified. (Photo by Barbara Green)

(Top photo) Law officers converge at the intersection of Hwy. 59 and Mill Street where they searched for and apprehended the bank robber suspect. (Photo by Brent Shaw)

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A BOIL WATER NOTICE remains in effect for the 800 block of Lively Street. Affected residents should use bottled or boiled water for drinking, cooking, or brushing teeth. If you are impacted by this notice and need bottled water, please call the City’s Emergency Management Coordinator at (940) 977-4941

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Heat advisory continues into Friday night

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The heat advisory that has been in place all week continues until 8 p.m. Friday night.

The National Weather Service reports strong high pressure overhead will bring triple digit high temperatures along with heat index readings approaching 110 degrees for much of next week. To reduce risk of heat related illnesses when outdoors, schedule frequent breaks in shaded or air conditioned areas, and stay hydrated.

Make sure to check on your older neighbors to make sure they are staying cool and hydrates, and make sure pets have shade and water.

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Montague County on edge of heat advisory

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