Video (00:44) : An Iowa TV reporter was on live TV outside a Minnesota bank when a bank employee pointed out a suspect who had allegedly just robbed it. A suspect was arrested later. 
 
 A man accused of robbing the same Rochester bank on successive days was caught in the southern Twin Cities on Tuesday, soon after a news reporter on live television spotted the suspect and excused himself to call police, authorities said. 
 
 The initial robbery of Sterling Bank on Hwy. 52 near NW. 55th Street occurred late Monday morning, police said. Wearing a sweatshirt from a Minneapolis road race with the words “get lucky” on the front, the robber told the teller he had a gun, was given an undisclosed amount of cash and fled, police said. 
 
 The same man came back for more around noon Tuesday, went through the same routine and fled in a stolen van on northbound Hwy. 52, authorities said. The van was stopped near Coates in Dakota County, and a man was arrested. 
 
 The 36-year-old suspect has been living at a halfway house in Rochester after his release from federal prison for robbing a bank in Minneapolis in 2009, said Rochester Police Capt. John Sherwin. 
 
 The aftermath of the second holdup was caught on live TV by a reporter from Mason City, Iowa, who was in front of the bank reporting on the previous day’s crime. 
 
 Adam Sallet of KIMT-TV had just begun his report when a bank employee came running out, pointing. 
 
 A man accused of robbing the same Rochester bank on successive days was caught in the southern Twin Cities on Tuesday soon after a news reporter on live television -- directed by a bank employee, as shown -- spotted the perpetrator and excused himself to call police, authorities said. 
 
 “That’s the robber,” the employee said. “That’s him right there.” 
 
 Sallet didn’t miss a beat. 
 
 “Oh, that’s the robber,” Sallet said, pointing his note pad in the direction of the fleeing perpetrator. “This is live TV, folks. That’s the robber — just went by, according to the bank employee. I have to go here and call 911. I’ll talk to you later.” 
 
 And with that, Sallet dashed off-camera. 
 
 News anchor Tyler Mickelson picked it up from there, saying, “I can assure you that was not set up.” 
 
 Police knew whom they were looking for because the suspect stopped for gas in the stolen van and used a fuel card, Sherwin said. A peek at the gas station video gave investigators a good look at the suspect, the captain said. 
 
 And as luck would have it, a Rochester officer leaving the Twin Cities after a training assignment was heading south on the highway near Cannon Falls, spotted the van — it had “hot tub” written on the side — and “flipped around and got behind it,” Sherwin said. 
 
 It would not be long before officers from several agencies caught up to the suspect in Dakota County. 
 
 Noting the message on the robber’s hoodie from the previous day’s stickup, Sherwin said, “I guess his luck ran out today.” 

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 ROCHESTER, Minn. (KXAN) – A small-market Minnesota reporter got a lesson in breaking news Monday as the subject he was reporting on ran right past him. 
 
 KIMT reporter Adam Sallet received the cue that he was live during the station’s noon broadcast when a man ran out of the bank behind him. Sallet, oblivious to the man rushing towards him, began his report. 
 
 “That guy right there,” the man, who is a bank employee, tells Sallet as he runs past. Sallet, confused, eventually realizes what’s happening and exclaims “Oh, that’s the robber.” 
 
 Flustered, but remembering he’s broadcasting to many KIMT viewers, Sallet explains that he must end his report to call 911. 
 
 Turns out, the robbery happened the day before and the suspect may have returned to the scene. Sallet explained later in the broadcast he saw the man walking around before his live shot acting suspicious and thought nothing of it. 
 
 Lucky for him, and us, the attentive bank employee did, and produced a memorable moment in live television. 

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– If a reporter is going to cut his segment short, "I need to call 911" is probably a good reason. On Tuesday, Adam Sallet of KIMT was reporting live outside a Rochester, Minn., bank that had been robbed a day earlier when a bank employee came running out of the bank's front doors, minutes after a second robbery. "That guy right there. That's the robber," the man said, pointing off camera. "This is live TV, folks. That's the robber, just went by," Sallet spoke to the camera, before adding, "I gotta go here and call 911. I'll talk to you later." Sallet later explained he'd seen the man walking nearby but had no reason to suspect him, per KXAN. Sallet tells Fox & Friends that police were able to track down the suspect about an hour after his live report. Police now say Ryan Liskow, 36, stole an undisclosed amount of cash from Sterling State Bank on Monday morning, while wearing a sweatshirt reading "get lucky," then returned to rob the same bank around noon on Tuesday just before Sallet began reporting, per KIMT and the Minneapolis Star Tribune. "I guess his luck ran out today," says Rochester Police Capt. John Sherwin. An officer adds Liskow matched the description of the suspect wanted in Monday's robbery and "provided a note similar to [Monday's] note asking for money." Sherwin says Liskow was living in a halfway house in Rochester after serving time for robbing a bank in Minneapolis in 2009. He was spotted on a gas station surveillance video buying gas for a stolen van. An officer later passed the van and "flipped around and got behind it," Sherwin says. (This bank robbery suspect was stopped Hollywood-style by a customer,)