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An Alaskan man pleaded not guilty last week for allegedly robbing three credit union branches within three weeks in September and October, while he was on probation for a 2019 credit union heist.
According to court documents at U.S. District Court in Anchorage, Alaska, Sean Caranguain Javier, 36, allegedly used force, violence, and intimidation to steal roughly $650 from the $1.4 billion Credit Union 1's midtown branch in Anchorage on Sept. 23. Two weeks later, on Oct. 7, Javier allegedly stole $512 from the $11.4 billion Global Credit Union's Hartzell Road branch also in Anchorage, and on Oct. 16, he allegedly stole $2,000 the Global Credit Union Abbott Road branch in Anchorage.
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