A suspect was indicted today in what the FBI called a series of "violent take-over style bank robberies" in Washtenaw County, including one in which a robber fired shots at tellers in an October 2010 heist in Ann Arbor.

Michael Jerome Henry, 20, of Ann Arbor, was indicted by a federal grand jury on bank robbery and weapons charges in two robberies that occurred in 2009.

He also is a suspect in the robbery at the Bank of America Branch at Packard Street and Eisenhower Parkway on Oct. 21 and the robbery of the TCF bank in Ypsilanti Township on March 5, the most recent of the four, according to documents filed with the court.

A masked suspect leaps over the counter to steal cash from the TCF Bank branch in Ypsilanti Township in March.

Henry, also known as Bookie, was charged with the Sept. 22, 2009, robbery of Chase Bank in Superior Township and the Nov. 5, 2009, robbery of the Bank of America branch at Packard and Eisenhower in Ann Arbor, according to the grand jury indictment filed in federal court.

Court documents said all four robberies were of a similar style: The robbers wore masks and yelled at bank employees; a robber vaulted the counter to gain access to money; and in at least three of the robberies, a stolen vehicle was used to get to the bank and/or flee.

In the October 2010 robbery of the Bank of America branch in Ann Arbor, police said two masked men parked a stolen car in front of the bank, walked in and one of them fired several shots in the general direction of the five or six employees inside.

One shot narrowly missed a customer lying in front of the teller counter, court documents said. One of the men yelled at people to "get down on the floor" and said, "do you want to die," the documents said. The robbers fled with $11,966 and discarded several items of clothing as they fled, including a pillowcase that contained the stolen money, the documents said.

In a robbery of the same bank on Nov. 5, 2009, one of the robbers left behind a pink bandana, which the FBI crime lab said contained DNA that fits the DNA profile of Henry, court documents said. The bank robbers fled with $23,179 in that heist, court documents said.

DNA found on a black mask discarded after the Sept. 22, 2009, robbery of the Chase Bank at 5485 E. Huron River Drive in Superior Township also matched Henry's DNA profile, the documents said. The robbers took $4,385 in that incident, according to the documents

In the most recent robbery, at the TCF Bank at 2170 Packard Road on March 5, robbers wearing masks ordered tellers to "get your hands up" and said, "we don't want anyone to die," court documents said. The robbers fled with $4,431 in a stolen van, which was later recovered, documents said.

Henry, who court documents said is also a suspect in a Jan. 21, 2009, bank robbery in Houston, Texas, is federal custody and being held without bond.