BARRIE, ON- Bank robbery suspect Avery Nickerson may be entering a plea deal during his next court appearance.
35-year-old Nickerson was arrested and charged after a trio of bank robberies that occurred in Parry Sound and Orillia. He was eventually caught on July 17th in Barrie.
All three robberies were carried out by a man passing a note to the teller usually in the afternoon at around 3:30 p.m.
Each time, the suspect left the bank with an undisclosed amount of cash. Nickerson was identified by the police as the main suspect after a pair of robberies in Orillia on July 11th, two days after the robbery in Parry Sound.
When charged, Nickerson was facing two counts of robbery and two counts of disguise with intent in connection to the Orillia robberies.
In Parry Sound, he is facing a charge of robbery with violence and two counts of failing to comply with probation.
His next court appearance in Barrie for his Orillia charges is set for November 13th and according to court services, the appearance will be in plea court.
While this is the official record, it is subject to change on the court date.
His next court appearance for the Parry Sound charges is on December 5th, though it will be in regular court. There is no indication of what is planned for that appearance as of this report.