Name: Bill Brasky 2006-08-12 14:07
The Not So Bright Bank Robber Strikes Again- I guess bank robbers should be left to the criminals with IQ's in the 3 figures.
August 11, 2006 -
SUSPECT DESCRIPTION: B/M, Mid 20’s-30’s, Muscular Build, Balding, Last scene wearing black long sleeves shirt, black jeans, black hat with white band.
The suspect who robbed a Bank of America in Tampa last week has now robbed a bank in Clermont, Florida. The robber walked into a Clermont Bank of America just before 10:30a.m. on 8/09/06. He waited in line for five minutes before handing a note to a teller claiming to have a bomb and demanding money. She did not believe him and refused to give the suspect money. He began to leave the bank, but then returned to the teller window and asked for his note. Again, she refused. In the end, the robber did not get any money, but left evidence behind.
Last Thursday, the same robber entered the Bank of America at 3439 West Hillsborough Avenue armed with a handgun and demanded money. When the suspect exited, he stuffed the money into the front of his pants. Detectives believe the robber may have been injured when the dye pack, that burns at 400
degrees, exploded in his pants. Anyone with information about the robberies is asked to call the Tampa Police Department at (813) 276-3580.
August 11, 2006 -
SUSPECT DESCRIPTION: B/M, Mid 20’s-30’s, Muscular Build, Balding, Last scene wearing black long sleeves shirt, black jeans, black hat with white band.
The suspect who robbed a Bank of America in Tampa last week has now robbed a bank in Clermont, Florida. The robber walked into a Clermont Bank of America just before 10:30a.m. on 8/09/06. He waited in line for five minutes before handing a note to a teller claiming to have a bomb and demanding money. She did not believe him and refused to give the suspect money. He began to leave the bank, but then returned to the teller window and asked for his note. Again, she refused. In the end, the robber did not get any money, but left evidence behind.
Last Thursday, the same robber entered the Bank of America at 3439 West Hillsborough Avenue armed with a handgun and demanded money. When the suspect exited, he stuffed the money into the front of his pants. Detectives believe the robber may have been injured when the dye pack, that burns at 400
degrees, exploded in his pants. Anyone with information about the robberies is asked to call the Tampa Police Department at (813) 276-3580.