Utica Man Pleads Guilty To Three Bank Robberies

A Utica man has pleaded guilty to three counts of bank robbery in U.S District Court in Albany.

50-year old Calvin Moore was charged with robbing the Adirondack Bank in Utica in November 2014, along with a Key Bank branch in Schenectady and a bank in South Carolina.

Authorities say during the Adirondack Bank robbery, Moore handed the teller a note which read "This is a robbery.  I have a gun and I'll shoot if you try anything.  Put all the loose bills in the bag (every denomination), no dye pack or tracers or I will shoot."

He made off with $1,647.

Moore faces up to 20 years in prison when he's sentenced in February.