Overview
- Anthony Marshall Jr. was charged posthumously in a federal complaint for the May 12 armed robbery of an Equity Bank branch in Topeka.
- The robbery involved a black and silver handgun, with no injuries reported, and an undisclosed amount of money stolen.
- Marshall led a high-speed chase on May 13 involving seven law enforcement agencies, ending in a crash after stop sticks deflated his vehicle's tires.
- He sustained a self-inflicted gunshot wound at the scene and was pronounced dead at Salina Regional Health Center.
- Authorities have connected Marshall to the fatal shooting of Kathleen Hayes in Topeka on May 12, and investigations into the incidents are ongoing.