Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe CHICAGO, May 15 (UPI) -- With security in Chicago beefed for this weekend's NATO summit it was absolutely wrong time to rob a bank, a police officer said. Officer John McCarthy told the Chicago Tribune that he and his partner cornered a robbery suspect just minutes after a man help up the Fifth Third Bank in Old Town on Monday. Advertisement The officers found cash on the man and brought him back to the bank where he was immediately identified as the robber. McCarthy said the robber picked a "bad time" to hold up a bank given the heavy police presence on Chicago streets for the NATO summit. "It was just poor planning on his part," McCarthy said. Read More Men robbing banks dressed in Muslim garb Hot dog stand owner charged in heists Robber hits two banks in 8 minutes Alleged bank robber takes time for beer Man tries to rob bank, gets scolded 'Nuns' rob Chicago-area bank