Indiana police allege 19-year-old Derrick Faria took a cab to and from an Evansville bank robbery. (Vanderburgh County Sheriff's Office)
A man in Indiana who apparently needed a ride decided to take a cab to and from the bank he robbed, police claimed.
Derrick Faria, 19, was arrested on Thursday less than an hour after he allegedly robbed a Fifth Third Bank in Evansville, the Evansville Courier & Press reported.
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Faria reportedly ordered a taxi cab at home before taking it to the bank, where Evansville Police said he gave the bank teller a note that read: "this is a robbery give me all your money." Faria reportedly did not have a weapon.
The man then allegedly took the cab back home and paid the driver $20 from the money he stole.
Authorities recovered all the money stolen during the robbery except the $14 cab fare and $6 tip.
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Investigators, according to the newspaper, found "paraphernalia used to ingest synthetic drugs" in Faria's home after they executed a search warrant.
Faria is being charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and robbery, and is being held at the Vanderburgh County Jail.
Evansville is in Southern Indiana, a couple hours southwest of Louisville.
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