Mom Says Georgia 'Girl Bandit' Is Sorry
Mom Says Georgia 'Girl Bandit' Is Sorry
from ajc.com
ATLANTA - The mother of an 18-year-old arrested in a bank theft scheme said Monday that her daughter isn't a bandit, she just fell in with the wrong crowd and made a bad choice.
Joy Miller said her daughter, Ashley Miller, is sorry for what she did.
Ashley Miller and Heather Johnston, 19, were videotaped wearing sunglasses and laughing as they appeared to rob a Bank of America in upscale Acworth on Feb. 27. Police also arrested a bank teller and another man in connection with the theft, saying the heist appeared to be an inside job.
"I want (people) to know that her and Heather both are not bandits," Joy Miller told ABC's "Good Morning America" Monday." "They're little girls that made a bad choice."
Johnston's father, Edward Johnston, has said his family was in shock.
"God gives us free will and it's up to us what we do with it," he said. "Any adult has to make decisions and live with them - good, bad or indifferent."
Miller and Johnston remained jailed Monday morning. Bond had not been set for Miller. Johnston's bond was set at $26,000.
Dubbed the "Barbie Bandits" by some Atlanta media, the teens were captured by a surveillance camera handing a bank teller a note then casually waiting for money as if "it's all fun and games to them," said Cobb County Police spokesman Wayne Delk.
Authorities have not said how much money the girls took, but Delk said it is "considerable." After a brief car chase, they were arrested about 20 miles from the bank.
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from ajc.com
ATLANTA - The mother of an 18-year-old arrested in a bank theft scheme said Monday that her daughter isn't a bandit, she just fell in with the wrong crowd and made a bad choice.
Joy Miller said her daughter, Ashley Miller, is sorry for what she did.
Ashley Miller and Heather Johnston, 19, were videotaped wearing sunglasses and laughing as they appeared to rob a Bank of America in upscale Acworth on Feb. 27. Police also arrested a bank teller and another man in connection with the theft, saying the heist appeared to be an inside job.
"I want (people) to know that her and Heather both are not bandits," Joy Miller told ABC's "Good Morning America" Monday." "They're little girls that made a bad choice."
Johnston's father, Edward Johnston, has said his family was in shock.
"God gives us free will and it's up to us what we do with it," he said. "Any adult has to make decisions and live with them - good, bad or indifferent."
Miller and Johnston remained jailed Monday morning. Bond had not been set for Miller. Johnston's bond was set at $26,000.
Dubbed the "Barbie Bandits" by some Atlanta media, the teens were captured by a surveillance camera handing a bank teller a note then casually waiting for money as if "it's all fun and games to them," said Cobb County Police spokesman Wayne Delk.
Authorities have not said how much money the girls took, but Delk said it is "considerable." After a brief car chase, they were arrested about 20 miles from the bank.
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Anyone got a hanky or Kleenex[:(][:D] 0 -
We need to spend thousands to rehabilitate them.
Yeah, right.
A good a$$ whippin is all the rehab they need.
Course, I'm old fashioned.[;)]0 -
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After a brief car chase, they were arrested about 20 miles from the bank.
Thought I read somewhere else that they were picked up some
48hrs later..maybe not.0 -
...yeah, she is sorry she got caught! mmmm, first crime, a Federal crime...straight to the top...[:D] 
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Judge in the case says: "I'm sorry......."
"20 to life."0 -
Of course she's sorry, now that her buttocks are in a crack... 0
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