not be comfortable committing a robbery, but agreed after King said she would go in ahead of him to order a sandwich and determine how many people were working and if the place was busy. After robbing the Subway, he shared the proceeds, about $3,200 worth, with King.

He said they were together when they burned the clothes he wore during the robberies. He said King wanted to rob other places such as the Bank of Bennington Arlington and the Dollar General there.

During the investigation into these robberies, including the Putnam Street incident, police listened to conversations between Elwell, Harrington, and an inmate at the Northwest State Correctional Facility in Swanton. They appeared to be talking about robberies and mentioned Wallingford where an armed robbery occurred at the CumberlandFarms gas station prior to the Bennington Subway robbery.

During one of these conversation's Elwell mentions a "Glock" and "Marty's." This led police to learn that on Dec. 7, 2015, King bought a Glock firearm from Marty's Sporting Goods in Bennington for $425.

Police spoke to King on Feb. 17. She only told police about Elwell allegedly being involved with the Putnam Street and Wallingford robberies. She said her firearms are all pink and have not left her possession.

After learning that she had purchased a Glock at Marty's, police asked that she turn it over. She claimed to have let a friend borrow it, saying Elwell never would have had access to it. On Feb. 26 she brought police the gun.

Police later spoke to the friend she had lent it