He stated “We are delighted to reach this agreement with Heartland and look forward to joining such a high-quality organization. Wade, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of AimBank will join FB&T as Vice Chairman of the Board and President of the South Division of FB&T. We are very fortunate to be combining two talented teams of local commercial banking professionals and staff with an excellent knowledge of the communities and the clients they serve.” The leadership teams of our two institutions will be integrally working together to enhance our commitment to a quality customer experience. “We have immense respect for Scott Wade and his team of talented bankers. Orr, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of FB&T. “We at FirstBank & Trust are extremely excited about the opportunity to join forces with AimBank,” said Barry H. FB&T serves commercial businesses, professionals and individuals from eight offices in the Lubbock, Snyder, Tahoka, Colorado City and Wilson markets of Texas, FB&T had approximately $1.14 billion in total assets as of December 31, 2019. With approximately $1.78 billion in total assets, $1.16 billion in net loans outstanding and $1.54 billion in deposits as of December 31, 2019, AimBank is a full-service community bank that serves customers from 19 offices in West Texas: Abilene, Amarillo, Dalhart, Farwell, Levelland, Littlefield, Lubbock, Miami, Midland, Muleshoe, Odessa, Pampa, Plains, Shamrock, Snyder, and Wolfforth, Texas.ĪimBank also serves customers from six branch offices in Northeastern New Mexico, which are located in Angel Fire, Clayton, Logan, Raton, Santa Rosa, and Tucumcari, New Mexico. The combined bank will operate under the FirstBank & Trust brand. The combination of FB&T and AimBank will create Heartland’s largest bank subsidiary with assets of almost $3 billion and 33 banking centers. (“ABI”), today jointly announced that their parent companies have entered into a definitive merger agreement pursuant to which ABI will be acquired by Heartland.Īt the time of the closing of the acquisition, FB&T and AimBank will merge. (“Heartland”) (NASDAQ: HTLF), and Levelland, TXbased AimBank, a wholly-owned subsidiary of AIM Bancshares, Inc. LUBBOCK, Texas (PRESS RELEASE) - Lubbock, TX-based FirstBank & Trust (FB&T), a whollyowned subsidiary of Heartland Financial USA, Inc. Attorney Stephen Rancourt prosecuted the case.The following is a press release from FirstBank & Trust and Aim Bank: The FBI’s Lubbock Resident Agency conducted the investigation. The demand note given to the teller at the bank was analyzed and confirmed the existence of Mr. Law enforcement also recovered a painted pellet gun, resembling a real handgun, approximately 10 feet way from Mr. Warren’s person were cross-referenced and matched the numbers of the bills stolen from AIM bank.
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The serial numbers of the money found on Mr. The employee realized that the vehicle used in the bank robbery matched the vehicle the dealership had loaned to Mr. Warren was in the dealership’s finance office, an employee received a phone call informing him of the recent bank robbery. He entered the dealership’s finance office and attempted to finalize the purchase of the BMW by giving the dealership $3,000 cash as a down payment. Warren began waving the cash that he had illegally obtained from the bank robbery at employees in the car dealership. Warren arrived in the loaned vehicle at the car dealership in Lubbock. Approximately 15 minutes after the robbery took place, Mr. Warren admitted to driving away in a vehicle that had been loaned to him by a car dealership, while the sale of a black BMW was being finalized. Warren’s bag, he said, “Don’t push any buttons” and then fled the scene with several thousand dollars currency. Warren money from her drawer including strapped twenty-dollar bills with recorded serial numbers. Warren then pulled out what appeared to be a handgun and said, “I ain’t playing around, I only want 100s and 50s.” I want $10,000 in 50 and 100 dollar bills now you got 1 minute or I will kill you.” Mr. He approached one of the tellers and placed a paper fast food bag and a demand note on the counter which read: “This is a f- robbery.
Warren entered AIM Bank in Wolfforth, Texas. District Judge James Wesley Hendrix.Īccording to court documents, on June 7, 2019, at approximately 12:45 p.m., Mr. Attorney for the Northern District of Texas Prerak Shah.Įric Dion Warren, 50, plead guilty to bank robbery in August 2020 and was sentenced Tuesday by U.S. A Lubbock area bank robber was sentenced to 20 years in federal prison, the statutory maximum, announced Acting U.S.
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