Reply #2: Sounds like he would have... [View All]

[benEzra]

Soon after, police investigators sent out a surveillance photo to other police departments.

Cavallo Sr. said the man in the photo was unmistakable. "Immediately it was clear. I knew what I had to do," he said.

After calling investigators, the chief then came with them to his son's home and showed him the surveillance photo from the bank.

That's when police said the son confessed.

"He confided that he had a problem with cocaine, and that's why he did it," Cavallo Sr. said Thursday.

It was probably one of those fuzzy stills from a surveillance video. He could have kept quiet and maybe his son wouldn't have become a suspect.

I'm sure it was a painful decision to speak out, though. But his son really does have a problem, and maybe this will help him get straigtened out.