A man has turned himself into police after allegedly robbing someone at knife point while they were taking out money from an ATM in Greenwich.
Greenwich police said an 18-year-old turned himself in for an incident that happened in an ATM vestibule at Wells Fargo Bank on West Putnam Avenue in March.
The man saw a person exiting the ATM vestibule and demanded money from them. He was allegedly holding a knife and prevented the person from leaving. The man then robbed them, according to police.
The victim was stabbed in the hand during the encounter, authorities said.
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The man faces charges including first-degree robbery, larceny, assault on an elderly person, threatening and more. He is being held on a $250,000 bond and is scheduled to appear in court on July 6.
