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Posted Monday, April 09, 2007; 9:20 a.m.

Bank Robber Suspect Caught in Diamond Bar
The bank robber suspect who might have been involved in the death of an FBI agent on Thursday in Glendale was captured this morning.

By Javier Montenegro
The L.A. Pilot

The fugitive bank robber suspect believed to be involved in the incident leading to the death of an FBI agent on Thursday in Glendale was captured about 8:10 this morning in Diamond Bar.

"We got a couple of leads last night and we were able to track him down," Glendale Police Lt. Gerald Lewis said this morning.

Police have identified the suspect as Francisco Herrera-Genao, 22, of New Brunswick, N.J. Lewis said additional information is forthcoming in coordination with FBI representatives.

Special Agent Barry Lee Bush, 52, assigned to the FBI's Los Angeles office, was shot as agents closed in on three men in two vehicles outside a GoldenBank branch on Glendale Boulevard.

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