HALIFAX – A Halifax man has pleaded guilty to robbing two banks on Jan. 17.
Timothy Edward Walsh of Herring Cove Road entered the pleas Wednesday in Halifax provincial court.
A Canada-wide warrant for Walsh’s arrest was issued last week.
Court heard he robbed a Scotiabank in Halifax and a TD Canada Trust bank in Dartmouth two hours later.
Walsh was arrested Jan. 18 in the Moncton area.
He will return to court Feb. 16 for sentencing.
(Halifax Chronicle-Herald)
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