Jimmy Doyal Hindman, 61, of Hixson, Tenn., was indicted in the August 2003 robbery at Dekalb Bank in Sand Rock, where he allegedly fled with more than $18,000. The Sand Rock Bank, now closed, was a branch of Dekalb Bank, with headquarters in Crossville. He also was indicted in the August 2005 robbery of Community Bank at Elkmont, where he took about $8,000. In both robberies, Hindman allegedly had a gun.
“Crimes of violence, such as bank robbery, terrorize and frighten innocent victims,” Martin stated.
If convicted, Hindman faces a federal prison sentence of not more than 25 years on each count and not less than seven years on each count of using a firearm in the furtherance of a crime of violence, Martin said
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