TRUCKEE, Calif. — Authorities have arrested a second suspect on suspicion of felony robbery after a gunman held up the Truckee Bank of America branch this weekend.

The incident occurred at roughly 10 a.m. Saturday, according to a statement issued at about 4:25 p.m. Monday by the Truckee Police Department.

“(The bank) had been robbed at gunpoint by an unidentified white male suspect,” police said. “The suspect had entered the bank and displayed a handgun and ordered employees to place an undisclosed amount of money in a bag. The suspect was able to flee the scene before the police arrived.”

According to police, FBI agents and TPD detectives learned that Alexander Frasier, 19, of Reno, was a prime suspect.

Frasier, who’s reportedly a Reno native who attended North Valleys High School, was apparently the gunman in Saturday’s incident.

On Monday, Dec. 5, FBI agents and officers from the Redding Police Department were able to locate and arrest Frasier in the Redding area on suspicion of felony charges of robbery and conspiracy, according to the police statement.

“Frasier will be transported back to Nevada County where he will await prosecution on the applicable charges,” police said.

Meanwhile, during their investigation, authorities determined that Grant Mark Huakina Schaeffer, also 19, of Reno, was believed to be a co-conspiring suspect. Schaeffer, a South Lake Tahoe native, turns 20 on Dec. 30 of this year.

Schaeffer, an employee at the bank, was arrested Saturday at the bank’s location in Truckee at11265 Donner Pass Road, as was reported Sunday morning by the Sierra Sun.

Further details into the incident and aftermath remain unclear.

“The Truckee Police Department will not be releasing any additional information or making any additional comments in order to preserve the integrity of the investigation,” according to the police statement Monday.

The Sierra Sun will update this story as more information becomes available. The original story is below, as published at about 9:45 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 4:

UPDATE: 12:15 p.m. Monday, Dec. 5:

The Sierra Sun continues to seek further information to this story; however, details continue to be scarce.

Upon emailing and leaving additional voicemails for the FBI today, Gina Swankie, Public Affairs Specialist for the FBI’s Sacramento office, emailed us the following statement shortly after noon on Monday: “The case continues to have some evolving elements and we’ll determine which agency will release details once we have some solid info to offer. To my knowledge, no suspect information has been made public as of yet.”

TRUCKEE, Calif. — A 19-year-old Reno man was arrested Saturday on suspicion of felony charges of robbery and criminal conspiracy regarding an apparent incident earlier that day at the Truckee Bank of America branch.

Nevada County Sheriff’s Office records show that Grant Mark Huakina Schaeffer, 19, of Reno — a South Lake Tahoe native whose profession is listed as a bank teller — was booked into Nevada County Jail at 11:56 p.m. Saturday.

Jail records indicate he was arrested by the Truckee Police Department at 11265 Donner Pass Road, which is the address of the Bank of America branch in town (located at the intersection of Highway 89).

His bail is set at $100,000 for each of the felony crimes.

When reached Sunday for comment, TPD Chief Adam McGill said he could not comment on Schaeffer’s arrest, which came after an apparently serious crime occurred late Saturday morning at the bank.

Further details remained unclear Sunday morning. A message left for the FBI’s press office in Sacramento was not immediately returned.

“There was an event that happened, and it remains under investigation. The primary is the FBI … which is the case with all incidents at banks,” McGill said. “No one was injured in what happened. There is no threat to the public, and there never was.”

When asked to describe what sort of “event” occurred, McGill deferred comment to the FBI, although did say there is “one suspect outstanding.”

At midday Saturday, upon this reporter’s drive by the area, all entrances and exits to the bank were blocked off by TPD vehicles and other SUVs.

Meanwhile, speculation and rumors were rampant on social media into the afternoon and evening Saturday, with residents and businesses suggesting an armed robbery had occurred, and that a potential suspect(s) may be on the loose.

“There is no threat to (the public or businesses) whatsoever,” McGill said Sunday. “There is no masked armed robber running around.”

McGill said he expects more information will be forthcoming later Sunday, as much as the department can provide.

The Sierra Sun will update this story as more information becomes available.