"Valentino Luchin, 62, was arrested after allegedly robbing a bank on Sept. 10 around 12:02 p.m. on Grant Avenue, according to a San Francisco Police Department news release. Officers discovered that Luchin allegedly went into the bank and passed a note to an employee demanding money. The employee provided the cash and Luchin allegedly fled the scene. Investigators identified Luchin as the suspect and discovered that he lived in the Central District, according to the release. Police then arrested him."
"On the same day as the first robbery, two other robberies took place in the Central District involving a similar suspect, according to the release. Police believe Luchin committed these other robberies as well. Luchin was booked into San Francisco County Jail on two counts of robbery and one count of attempted robbery, according to the release. Luchin previously worked as a chef at Rose Pistola in San Francisco and as head chef at Ottavio in Walnut Creek, according to his LinkedIn profile."
The arrest occurred after a bank robbery on Sept. 10 around 12:02 p.m. on Grant Avenue. Luchin allegedly entered the bank, passed a note to an employee demanding money, received cash, and fled the scene. Investigators identified Luchin as the suspect and found he lived in the Central District, where two other similar robberies occurred the same day and are believed to be connected. Luchin was booked into San Francisco County Jail on two counts of robbery and one count of attempted robbery. He previously worked as a chef at Rose Pistola and as head chef at Ottavio; Ottavio closed in 2016. He was previously arrested in connection with a 2018 Orinda bank robbery.
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