Henry County's suburban calm was shattered by an armed robbery earlier this month, and police say they've cracked the case with the arrest of a woman who turned out to be the alleged bandit, fleeing the scene in her mother's SUV. The heist occurred at a local Wells Fargo on Highway 155 in Locust Grove on April 10, a date now marked by crime in the otherwise quiet community.

FOX 5 Atlanta reports that after a thorough investigation utilizing security footage from the bank and neighboring businesses, authorities pinpointed a dark-colored Hyundai Tucson as the getaway vehicle, leading to Breana Copeland's identification as she was captured driving away from the scene, leaving the bank in haste her trail marked by the cogs of a digital panopticon trained ever upon the streets.

Police were hot on the trail after releasing a photo of Copeland, garnered from the network of cameras that have become silent sentinels in our daily lives. In a development that speaks to the inexorable nature of modern surveillance, law enforcement officers apprehended Copeland without fanfare during a traffic stop where mundane life and the consequences of crime collided.

A subsequent interrogation by the Henry County Police Department saw Copeland confess to the robbery, WSB-TV reports, the details of her confession are as of now close-held secrets of the state, she was booked into the Henry County Jail, where she awaits the unfolding of justice.

The suspect's bold choice to use her mother's car in the execution of her alleged crime adds a layer of irony to the tale, blurring the boundaries between personal and criminal spheres, which usually stand in stark contrast.