11/03/2025
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The suspect behind an armed bank robbery in Yulee has been arrested and is currently in jail. After a weeks-long intensive investigation, Marshall Foskey, 66, of Pembroke, Georgia, has been charged with armed burglary, armed robbery, armed kidnapping, felony possession of a firearm, and grand theft.
The investigation began on October 10, after Foskey allegedly displayed a firearm to staff at First Federal Bank on State Road 200. According to victim statements, he ordered employees to empty all the drawers of money in the teller area. Once the cash was removed, he then forced two victims into the bankโs vault, where they were made to continue filling his bag with money.
Foskey then left the vault area, locking the victims inside. The victims managed to trigger the alarm system, and deputies arrived shortly after.
Investigators canvassed the area for surveillance footage and saw Foskey enter a Dodge Ram pickup truck. Multiple nearby business cameras captured Foskey driving north toward Georgia.
Through a combination of investigative techniques, detectives were able to confirm Foskeyโs identity. With the assistance of the Bryan County Sheriffโs Office (GA), NCSO detectives obtained a warrant and arrested Foskey at his home in Pembroke on October 20. Most of the stolen funds have been recovered.
โI commend the diligent work of our deputies and detectives whose swift and coordinated response led to the apprehension of the suspect responsible for the bank robbery,โ said Sheriff Bill Leeper. โTheir professionalism, attention to detail, and commitment to public safety ensured this dangerous individual was taken into custody without further incident. This successful outcome reflects the dedication and teamwork that define the Nassau County Sheriffโs Office. This career criminal chose the wrong county to steal from.โ
Foskey has a lengthy criminal history, including multiple felony burglary charges. He is currently being held in the Bryan County Jail, awaiting a probation violation hearing in Georgia. Once those proceedings are complete, he will be extradited back to Nassau County to face charges.
The Nassau County Sheriffโs Office would like to extend its gratitude to multiple law enforcement partners, including the U.S. Marshal Service, Georgia State Patrol, Georgia Bureau of Investigations, Bryan County Sheriffโs Office (GA), Jeff Davis County Sheriffโs Office (GA), Evans County Sheriffโs Office (GA), Biloxi Police Department (MS), and the Georgia Department of Corrections.
