According to the official reports, a Minneapolis man pleaded guilty Wednesday to robbing the same bank three times.

Nathan Lamar Stewart, 21, admitted in U. S. District Court in St. Paul that he and two co-defendants -- Curtis Devone Williams, 24, and Michael Deon Hughes, 23, also both of Minneapolis -- held up the same US Bank branch in Minneapolis on three occasions, the FBI said in a release.

The trio got $5,710 in an April 13, 2009, takeover-style masked holdup, $4,371 in a May 8 heist and $5,341 in a July 28 robbery in which D'Arco Kellum, 22, also of Minneapolis, took part, Stewart said.

Kellum, Williams and Hughes had pleaded guilty previously.

It was further reported that U. S. District Judge Patrick J. Schiltz has yet to set sentencing for the four defendants. (With Inputs from Agencies)