A Ridgefield man is facing a second robbery charge after investigators say they connected him to a Jan. 10 robbery at a credit union in Battle Ground.
Vancouver police previously arrested Ryan Frisbie, 46, on Jan. 24 on suspicion of first-degree robbery in connection with a Dec. 21 robbery at an east Vancouver Bank of America branch.
Battle Ground police responded to a robbery at the iQ Credit Union at 1810 S.W. Ninth Ave. An employee told officers a man approached his station with a cash bag and slid a note across the counter. The teller said the note said something like, “Give me all your money” and demanded the money not include anti-theft technology, such as dye packs or trackers, according to a probable cause affidavit filed in Clark County Superior Court.
The teller said he gave the man $300, and the man left. The teller said the interaction lasted about 90 seconds, and he gave police a description of the robber, court records state.