Suspect Robbed CU Twice

September 01, 2005, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

COLUMBIA, S.C. - (09/01/0) -- A local man was sentenced to 68months in prison Monday for robbing three robberies, two at SouthCarolina State CU last November. Eugene Sullivan, 28, robbed thecredit union's branch at Colonial Dr., then a separate branch atnearby Huger St. the next day. He also robbed a Wachovia Bankbranch a few days later. The robberies occurred while Sullivan wason bail after being released from a Florida jail in May 2004 onburglary charges.

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