get an arrest warrant.
        On Friday, September 5, 2003, at about 2:45 p.m., defendant was arrested in front of his
home in Romulus. No accomplices were present and no weapon or disguises were found. As the
police approached, Wesley took something from his pocket, which he later admitted was Ecstasy,
and ate it. Wesley did not make a written statement, but told Agent Booth that he had been to
Stockbridge twice; once to buy marijuana in July 2003, and once when he went with Reid to see the
bank. He told Booth that the real reason he went with Reid was to get a ride to Ypsilanti. Wesley
admitted that he had talked about robbing the bank, but said he was too afraid to actually do it.
  When the defendants in Buffington returned to the shopping center, officers saw them drive slowly past two
banks before parking the car. Then one defendant went into a nearby store and behaved suspiciously, while the other
two got out of the car and directed their attention to the bank. By sheer coincidence, a power outage caused a teller to
lock the front door of the bank just as she saw one of the defendants covering his face with a scarf. The defendants got
back into the car and left.
No. 04-1626           United States v. Wesley                          