Wrong Guy Nabbed For CUHeist

March 03, 2006, 1:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

WICHITA, Kan. - (03/03/06) Police thought they had the guywho robbed Catholic Family CU Wednesday morning when they took offafter a motorcycle rider who led them on a high-speed chase up to80 miles an hours. The suspect was collared after he jumped off hisbike in north Wichita and started to run off. But it turned out tobe the wrong guy. The guy rode off when he was spotted by policebecause he was riding a stolen bike. He now faces additionalcharges related to the police chase. Police are still searching forthe credit union robber.

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