By James Rojas
Nearly a year after the California Bank and Trust in Chino was robbed and an officer shot, law enforcement is still looking for the man responsible, a man they’ve named the "AK-47 Bandit".
On
February 29th 2012, the chino police department received a
9-1-1 phone call of a bomb that was intended to distract officers from the bank
robbery. FBI
Assistant Director Bill Lewis says they know things that can lead to the arrest
of the bandit.
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Nearly a year after the California Bank and Trust in Chino was robbed and an officer shot, law enforcement is still looking for the man responsible, a man they’ve named the "AK-47 Bandit".
On
February 29th 2012, the chino police department received a
9-1-1 phone call of a bomb that was intended to distract officers from the bank
robbery. FBI
Assistant Director Bill Lewis says they know things that can lead to the arrest
of the bandit.
A $100,000 reward has been issued for information leading to
the arrest of the suspect.
He
has also hit banks in northern California, Washington and most recently in Idaho.
If you have any information that can lead to an arrest, you can call 1-855-9-BANDIT or submit a tip at Tips.FBI.gov
For more pictures of the suspect, Click Here.
If you have any information that can lead to an arrest, you can call 1-855-9-BANDIT or submit a tip at Tips.FBI.gov
For more pictures of the suspect, Click Here.
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