“I can confirm he is no longer an employee here,” said Conor Lloyd spokesperson for Red River College.  CTV News has learned former college instructor and broadcaster Stephen Vogelsang has been charged in connection with two Alberta bank robberies, and has been dealing with criminal charges in Winnipeg. In March, a former student he had dated was granted a protection order against him. Police in Medicine Hat say a man walked into a Royal Bank in the southeastern Alberta city on Oct. 19 and a Bank of Montreal the next day without a disguise, demanded money and left with an undisclosed amount of cash. Police arrested Vogelsang on Saturday at a hotel in the same area as the banks, just after 3 a.m. CT. 
 
 Vogelsang and his wife moved from Winnipeg to Nelson, B.C., after he left his post at Red River College. Court documents obtained by CTV News detail his divorce. Vogelsang was a journalism instructor at Red River College from 2002 to 2011 after serving as news director and a longtime sports anchor at CTV. Instead, she alleges he forged her signature and renewed the mortgage on the home in both their names. Accused of harassing former student 
 
 A former student Vogelsang had been dating off and on since 2004 got a protection order against him in March. Vogelsang, 53, was charged with two counts of robbery in connection to two bank robberies in Medicine Hat, Alta. Source: Medicine Hat Police Service 
 
 Financial and legal difficulties 
 
 It appears Vogelsang is going through financial difficulties. Vogelsang remains in custody in Alberta to face two robbery charges and is expected in court tomorrow.
– A former well-known Canadian TV sports anchor is in jail after police say he robbed two banks in as many days in the western province of Alberta last week. Police in the small city of Medicine Hat say Steve Vogelsang robbed a Royal Bank of Canada on Thursday, Oct. 19, and then turned around the next day and robbed a Bank of Montreal, CBC reports. He entered both banks without a disguise and after demanding money, left with an undisclosed sum. Police finally arrested Vogelsang at a nearby hotel at around 3am on Saturday. Per CTV Winnipeg News, Vogelsang, 53, was a longtime news director and sports broadcaster at CKY, now CTV Winnipeg. He also taught journalism at Red River College in Winnipeg from 2002 to 2011. Conor Lloyd, a spokesman for the college, says, “I can confirm he is no longer an employee here.” Vogelsang is scheduled to appear in provincial court on Tuesday.