Authorities have identified the man shot by Covington police during an armed bank robbery Friday afternoon. Kentucky State Police said 62-year-old Charles Davis, of Covington, was shot by city officers after being seen fleeing the U.S. Bank on the 600 block of Madison Avenue while armed with a weapon, according to a news release.

An attempted bank robbery Friday in northern Kentucky resulted in one man being sent to the hospital after he was shot by police.

A bank robbery suspect was seriously hurt after being shot by officers in Kentucky Friday. Around 3 p.m. Covington police officers were called to the U.S. Bank on Madison Avenue for an armed robbery. Officers saw a man matching the suspect’s description less than a block from the bank and attempted to detain him, according to a media release.

Police shot a man Friday afternoon in the heart of this city's business district after an armed robbery occurred nearby, officials said. At approximately 3 p.m., Covington police officers responded to the U.

Boise Police arrested two people after an armed robbery on Thursday afternoon. A man “brandished a handgun during the robbery,” police previously said. Police then said the man fled the scene on a motorcycle with someone else, according to previous Statesman reporting.