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EAST DURHAM — A suspect was in custody Thursday night in connection with a bank robbery earlier in the day, state police at Catskill said.
The robbery took place at about 4 p.m. at the Legacy Bank on in East Durham, police said.
Police had been searching for a suspect since the robbery occurred. No other details were released Thursday night.
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