Hammond, Indiana — Authorities have nominated a second suspect accused of killing a guard before the Gary bank robbery earlier this month and believe he is the owner of a semi-professional football team.

Gary’s Haley Gist Holden, 26, was detained near Atlanta on the morning of June 18, after police said he had led the authorities in police pursuits up to 140 mph.

According to criminal charges, authorities believe Gist-Holden is the owner of the mid-state football league semi-professional football team Illini Panthers. They believe he was paying the player to stay at a local hotel, but his credit card was rejected.

According to officials, Gist-Holden has hired James King, the first suspect on the Miami team to be arrested after the manhunt after the robbery.

Both have been accused of killing retired Cook County Sheriff Deputy Richard Castellana, who worked as a security guard.

Castellana The gun was shot down Before King and Gist Holden, allegedly armed with pistols and rifles, entered the First Midwest Bank on June 11, 1900 blocks on Gary’s West Ridge Road.

SkyCam 9 was beyond the scene When a policeman is bolted from the bank To the wooded area near 43rd Avenue and Garfield Street.

After searching for a few minutes, King was in the brush and detained. Officers said they found a backpack containing about $ 9,000 in cash and a .40 caliber Glock Model 22 pistol.

King was charged with murder for robbery and armed robbery. On Monday, he will plea his first innocence and will appear in the next court on June 23. According to criminal charges, King told authorities that Gist-Holden was a shooter.

At a press conference on Tuesday, federal officials said they would be sentenced to death as the case passed through the criminal justice system.