GRANITE CITY, Ill. – A 24-year-old bank robber was convicted by a federal jury last week of robbing two credit unions of $60,000. Three others involved in the robberies at Granite City Steel CU on July 5, 2006, and at Olin Community CU on July 16, 2006, have pleaded guilty and a fifth suspect is awaiting trial. Montez Fuller is awaiting sentencing after being convicted on charges of aggravated robbery and the use of a weapon to commit a violent crime.
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