Bank Robbery Suspect

WANTED
By the Federal Bureau of Investigation for bank robbery
Up to $40,000 Reward for information on Washington Mutual Robberies for any information leading to the identification, arrest and conviction of this person.

Suspect Information

The FBI and FDLE announce a reward of up to $30,000 for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of three men who are responsible for nine bank robberies in Broward and Palm Beach counties since December 2004.     Washington Mutual Bank is also offering a reward of up to $10,000, raising the total reward to $40,000 .    This group is believed to be responsible for the following bank robberies:

        1.  September 14, 2006  Washington Mutual Bank, 6001 North University Drive, Tamarac, FL

        2.  August 11, 2006             Washington Mutual Bank, 10585 Wiles Road, Coral Springs, FL

        3.  May 3, 2006                  Washington Mutual Bank, 4931 South Military Trail, Greenacres, FL

        4.  April 4, 2006                       World Savings Bank, 7032 West Palmetto Park Road, Boca Raton, FL

        5.  October 18, 2005            Washington Mutual Bank, 6492 Lake Worth Road, Lake Worth, FL

        6.  October 13, 2005            Washington Mutual Bank, 1010 S. Federal Highway, Delray Beach, FL

        7.  October 13, 2005            SunTrust Bank, 1277 Palmetto Park Road, Boca Raton, FL

        8.  February 5, 2005            Union Bank, 10500 Miramar Parkway, Miramar, FL 

        9.  December 14, 2004           Peninsula Bank, 5375 West Atlantic Boulevard, Margate, FL

In all these robberies, well armed, well organized, violent individuals are robbing banks in Broward and Palm Beach counties.  The robbers wear ballistic vests, carry semi- automatic assault rifles, handguns and communicate on two-way hand held radios.    They wear black ski masks and dark gloves.  In all but one robbery, they have stolen Ford Taurus’ from Broward County and the license plates have been stolen from Broward County as well.  

If anyone has information as to the identity of these individuals, they are urged to call the FBI at (305) 944-9101.

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