Robber Demanded $4,000 In Cash FromCU

January 20, 2006, 1:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

DETROIT - (01/20/06) -- A man accused of three arearobberies, including Monday morning's hold-up at Family Service CU,in Novi, was arrested at a nearby apartment complex Thursdaymorning. Thomas Husinka, Jr., 26, allegedly entered the creditunion at 10 am Monday and gave the teller a note demanding $4,000in cash, and saying an explosive device was left near the frontdoor. The suspect then fled with an undetermined amount of cash.Police did not find an explosive device at the credit union.Husinka is also believed responsible for an attempted robbery at aLaSalle Bank branch on Wednesday, and a robbery following thatincident at another nearby bank

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