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Stephen Vogelsang facing more robbery charges, this time in Saskatchewan

53-year-old Stephen Vogelsang was arrested and charged in connection to two robberies in Medicine Hat and later three more in Regina. Medicine Hat Police Service / Handout

A well-known Winnipeg TV personality and former college instructor is facing more robbery charges in Saskatchewan.

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Stephen Vogelsang, 53, was arrested on Oct. 21 in connection with two bank robberies in Medicine Hat. The first robbery happened on Oct. 19 and the second on Oct. 20.

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Vogelsang is now facing charges in connection with three more robberies in Regina.

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In a news release Friday, Regina police said one of the incidents happened in July and two in October.

The first incident on July 8 happened at around 9 a.m. in the 2400 block of 7th Avenue North. Police said a suspect entered the bank, told employees he had a weapon, demanded money and left.

The second incident was on Oct. 13 at around 12:30 p.m. in the 4100 block of Albert Street. According to Regina investigators, a man walked up to a service wicket in the bank and said he had a weapon, demanded money and then left.

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The final Regina robbery happened at 3:45 p.m. in the 3000 block of Gordon Road. Police said a man entered the business, indicated he had a weapon, demanded money and left.

Vogelsang spent several years as a sports anchor and then news director at CTV Winnipeg.

He was also a journalism instructor at Red River College for nine years.

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