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Bank heist suspect captured in underwear
A Miramar bank robbery suspect has been captured — in his underwear.
FBI agents found Joshua A. Clarke, 20, hiding in a shed. The clue that led them there was the water dripping from the shed, according to SunSentinel.com.
When agents went to his house to arrest him, Clarke dove into a backyard pool during his attempt to escape, then ran off wearing only his underwear.
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