Fingerprint on note leads police to failed Troy bank robber who claimed she had bomb
Zeenat Jana Scott-Musa (Oakland County Jail)
TROY, Mich. (FOX 2) - A woman who claimed she had a bomb when she tried to rob a Troy bank last month was arrested Monday.
Police said Zeenat Jana Scott-Musa, 24, of Detroit, entered the Chase Bank at 260 John R Rd. at 4:19 p.m. Sept. 28 with a backpack. She passed the teller a note that she had a bomb, but fled without cash when the teller alerted a manager.
A latent fingerprint on the note Scott-Musa allegedly gave the teller led investigators to her.
She was arraigned on armed robbery and bank robbery charges, and received a $1 million cash bond.