A man who robbed a Kelowna bank has been ordered to pay the money back.
Last April, Cathan Michael Preston Hall passed a note demanding cash to a teller at the KLO Road branch of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce.
Hall indicated he had a weapon but didn’t produce one.
He fled with the loot which police said may have been stained red by an exploding dye-pack.
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Hall was sentenced to a year in jail and three years probation after pleading guilty.
He also has to pay $1,000 restitution and a $200 Victim Surcharge Fee.
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