Jimu news reporter Sun Zhe
According to the Associated Press reported on the 7th, on the afternoon of December 6, local time, in Albuquerque, New Mexico, an unidentified man robbed two banks in 15 minutes. The man, who was also suspected of robbing four other banks in the city in September and October of this year, is still at large. The FBI and local police have launched a wanted arrest.
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At 13:00 on the same day, the man robbed a Wells Fargo branch in Albuquerque, and only 13 minutes later, he robbed another wells Fargo branch in the area. The Jimu News reporter found on the navigation software that the two banks were 3.1 miles (about 5 kilometers) apart, and if the road was clear, it would take about 7 minutes to drive.
Display of two Wells Fargo branches on navigation software (Source: Google Maps)
The FBI said that in the two robberies on the 6th, the suspects showed a money slip to the bank teller and asked the teller to hand over cash.
The suspect is a white man in his 30s, about 5.75 feet tall, weighing about 160 pounds (73 kilograms), with black hair and thinner weight, the FBI said.
The FBI also said that when the suspect committed the crime on the 6th, he was wearing a dark blue sweater and jeans, a pair of dark shoes on his feet, a blue hat with a red hat brim, and a mountain pattern with a gold background printed on the hat, and wearing a blue mask and a pair of gray gloves.
FBI released photos of the suspects at the time of the crime (Source: Associated Press)
Among the other four banks the suspect robbed in September and October included multiple branches of Bank of America, Bank of The West and Wells Fargo.
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