Bank robbery suspect pleads guilty

Posted: 05.16.2012 at 10:33 PM

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MARQUETTE -- The man who robbed a bank in Chocolay Township last year pled guilty in federal court Wednesday. Justin Dee McLean pled guilty to bank robbery by force or violence.

He will be sentenced September 20. He could get up to 25 years in prison.

Last October, McLean, armed with a gun, robbed the Northern Michigan Bank in Chocolay Township. He was later arrested in Wyoming, and brought back to Michigan.

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