54-year-old Roy “Butch” Goodwin from Moosup was arrested in Plainfield on Tuesday after making threats to rob a bank. The Core Plus Credit Union in Plainfield was the target of his threatening statements to a bank teller. Goodwin spoke about the bank’s staffing levels and mentioned he could commit a robbery if he wanted to, claiming he would get a gun from home even though he did not have one on him at the time.
Goodwin has been charged with threatening in the first degree and breach of peace in the 2nd degree following the incident. The authorities took swift action to apprehend him and prevent any potential crime from taking place. The quick response by law enforcement ensured the safety of those at the bank and the community in Plainfield.
The incident serves as a reminder of the importance of vigilance in preventing crimes before they happen. Goodwin’s arrest highlights the cooperation between the community and law enforcement to address potential threats and ensure public safety. Residents are encouraged to report any suspicious behavior or threats, no matter how seemingly insignificant, to prevent criminal activities and protect the community.
Goodwin’s case will now proceed through the legal system, and further details about the incident may emerge during the investigation and court proceedings. Meanwhile, the community can take comfort in knowing that law enforcement is actively working to keep them safe and secure from potential threats.
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