On June 2, 2012, Christian Paetsch, a former high school music teacher, broke bad in a big way, donning a beekeeper's mask to rob a Wells Fargo bank in Aurora. Aurora police officers subsequently ...

Christian Paetsch, the man who set the events in motion, was an unlikely criminal — a former high-school music teacher with a notably unassuming appearance.

Prosecutor David Conner argued that Christian Paetsch, who lost his job as a music instructor for Douglas County School District and was out of work before the robbery, should receive at least 10 ...

The incident occurred on June 2, 2012, at the intersection of Iliff Avenue and Buckley Road after Christian Paetsch robbed a Wells Fargo bank branch and police used GPS technology to home in on a ...

The FBI has released the identity of the man accused of robbing an Aurora bank on Saturday. The search for the suspect prompted Aurora police to detain about 20 people.

Christian Paetsch pleaded guilty in federal court Thursday. But the innocent people caught in the search immediately following the bank robbery are just now beginning to search for justice.

On June 2, authorities say, a former music teacher named Christian Paetsch walked into a Wells Fargo bank waving a gun and ordered everyone to lie down. About 15 minutes later, a phalanx of police … ...

A guy storms into a Wells Fargo Bank branch in Aurora, Colo., wearing a bee-keeper's mesh. He blasts an air horn, waves a pistol and forces three tellers and several customers to the floor. He ...

AURORA, Colorado: On the afternoon of June 2, Colorado police say, a former teacher named Christian Paetsch walked into a Wells Fargo bank waving a gun and told everyone to lie down.

AURORA, Colo. (CBS4) - A federal judge says Aurora police did nothing wrong when they stopped 20 cars while searching for a bank robber. A bank was robbed at Buckley and Illiff in June. Officers ...