FBI interviewing suspected 'Irreconcilable Differences' bandit
The FBI and Glendale detectives are interviewing a man suspected of being the "Irreconcilable Differences" bandit at the Glendale Jail in connection with at least 16 bank robberies that have gone down through Los Angeles County and at least one in Westlake Village since December. Police caught him after noon today after being alerted to a bank robbery by silent alarm at a Wells Fargo Bank on Brand Boulevard. He was caught in a MacDonald's parking structure nearby about 12:30 p.m., said Glendale Police spokesman John Balian. His identity was not immediately released. FBI agents believe he is the Irreconcilable Differences Bandit, a middle-aged man with salt-and-pepper hair who told a teller during a heist in Beverly Hills that he was going through a divorce and needed help wiring the money.
UPDATE at 3:49 p.m.: The FBI identified the suspect as Alan Freibaum, age 55.
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I would like to know what is happening to Alan Freibaum. Where can I find out about him?
Teresa,
Thanks for reading the blog. I just tried to check out the status of Freibaum's case online, but for some weird reason the sheriff's department's site is down. I would suggest that you Google Los Angeles County Sheriff and inmate information and you will get to the site yourself. Enter the last name and first name and you should be able to see the status of the case. If you know him, feel free to drop a line about him. Thanks, Jason