Keizer Man Charged in Connection With Two Oregon Armored Truck Robberies

White is the same individual who allegedly committed the crime of robbery when he confronted a different armored truck courier in Eugene, Oregon.

28-year-old Anthony Samuel White of Keizer. Photo Courtesy: Keizer Police Department

(KEIZER, Ore. ) - After a lengthy investigation involving several law enforcement agencies, the Keizer Police Department has arrested the suspect who allegedly robbed the armored truck courier when he attempted to service an ATM on Tuesday, March 18, at 5013 River Road North, the Schoolhouse Square business complex in Keizer.

The suspect, identified as 28-year-old Anthony Samuel White of Keizer, was indicted Wednesday by a Marion County Grand Jury on 14 criminal charges, 13 felonies and one misdemeanor, related to the incident that occurred in Keizer on March 18th and other alleged criminal acts that were identified during the course of what was a lengthily criminal investigation.

Investigators from the Keizer Police Department worked closely with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Oregon Department of Justice, the Polk County Sheriff's Office, the Oregon State Police Crime Laboratory, the Salem Police Department Forensic Technicians, and the Eugene Police Department.

White, who had been residing in Keizer at 714 Plymouth Drive NE when these alleged crimes occurred, is the same individual who allegedly committed the crime of robbery when he confronted a different armored truck courier in Eugene, Oregon on Saturday, March 22, four days after the Keizer incident.

During that incident White was shot by the armored truck courier and received treatment for his injuries at the Sacred Heart Hospital in Springfield.

After being released from the hospital, Anthony White was incarcerated in the Lane County Jail until he was transferred to the Marion County Correctional Facility on April 7th.

He has remained incarcerated in the Marion County Correctional Facility since that time.

His bail has been set at $315,000 dollars.

Source: Keizer Police Department