A man from Polk County is heading to federal prison after he conspired with a bank truck driver to stage a robbery.
According to the Department of Justice, a Garda employee recruited Terry Tyrone Pollard, 28, of Cedartown and three others to pretend to rob him.
Federal prosecutors say that the group used Snapchat to create their plan.
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On Jan. 16, 2021, the Garda employee parked his truck in front of a Bank of America ATM in North Charleston, South Carolina.
Pollard and the other co-defendants walked up to him and pretended to hold him at gunpoint. They then loaded $1.9 million in cash into trash bags and then drove back to Georgia, according to federal prosecutors.
As the driver was being questioned by police, they became suspicious and alerted the FBI that it may have been an inside job.
Several hours later, one of the other co-defendants posted a video on Snapchat of Pollard flashing the stolen cash in front of his face.