Video: Bank break-in ends in recycling bin

HURON — A man has been arrested after attempting to break into a bank in Huron. Tristan J. Heidl, 27, of Huron, was arrested Wednesday morning after Huron police responded to an alarm at a bank located on University Drive in Huron. "While checking the building, officers could hear noises coming from inside the roof area over the drive-thru," Huron police Chief Terry Graham said. "They also observed a blue recycling trash can positioned in the middle of a drive-thru lane, which was directly under a roof access door." A short time later, the roof access door opened, and a black backpack containing construction tools dropped to the ground, Graham said. Officers then observed a male subject fall out of the access door and into the blue recycling bin—the man, identified as Heidl, was taken into custody. The entire incident was captured on bodycam footage. Heidl was charged with breaking and entering, a fifth-degree felony, possession of criminal tools, a fifth-degree felony, and safecracking, a fourth-degree felony. Heidl is incarcerated in the Erie County Jail on a $50,000 bond.