Police: Bank robber back in action after 20 years

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The U.S. marshals and other law enforcement agencies are searching for an aging bank robber who they say is back in action 20 years after he hit his biggest payday.

In May 1989 Gary LaTray and another man tied up two armored car guards outside of Syracuse, N.Y., piled millions in cash into a U-Haul truck and took off. They eventually traded the truck for hired limos. Their chauffeurs drove them to the District and LaTray met a prostitute. After a brief trip to New York to pick up more women, LaTray and Timothy DeMarc directed their limos to Virginia Beach, where the FBI caught up to them.

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