Captured

RBC Bank- Asheboro, NC- December 2, 2011

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Bank Name:   RBC Bank
Date:   December 2, 2011
Address:   1427 East Dixie Drive, Asheboro, North Carolina
Description:   A white male armed with a rifle entered the bank and demanded money. He is approximately 6' tall, thin build, short hair, in his late teens or early 20's. He had a bandana covering the bottom half of his face. He fled with a white female in a white Chevrolet pickup, later reported stolen.
Contact Info:    
Local:   Asheboro Police Department 336-626-1300
FBI:   FBI Greensboro 336-855-7770
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Captured

RBC Bank- Charlotte, NC- November 23, 2011

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Bank Name:   RBC Bank
Date:   November 23, 2011
Address:   1000 East Boulevard
Description:   Subject walked into the bank and pretended to be a customer. When he reached the teller he demanded money, but did not show a weapon. The robber is described as a short, heavy set black male approximately 35 years old.
Contact Info:    
Local:   Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department, Crime Stoppers 704-334-1600
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Bank Robbery

RBC Centura Bank- Fayetteville, NC- November 1, 2011

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Bank Name:   RBC Centura Bank
Date:   November 1, 2011
Address:   2495 Hope Mills Road, Fayetteville, NC
Description:   Two unknown subjects entered the bank while talking on cell phones. They presented a handwritten note that demanded money and threatened use of a gun. The two subjects received an amount of money and left the bank on foot. They were observed getting into a late 90's model four door Pontiac Bonneville driven by a black female. Subject 1 is described as having a lighter complexion, possibly a black male or a Lumbee Indian, 5'3"-5'7", 16-20 years old, 120-130 pounds. He was wearing a black jacket and a black "LA" hat. Subject 2 is described as a black male with a dark complexion, 5'4"-5'8", 18-20 years old, 130-140 pounds. He was wearing a green hooded sweatshirt with a white rhinoceros outlined in white on the chest and a grey "Detroit" hat.
Contact Info:    
Local:   Fayetteville/Cumberland Co. Crime Stoppers 910-483-8477
FBI:   Charlotte Division- 704-672-6100
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Bank Robbery

First Citizens Bank-Fayetteville, NC-November 4, 2011

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Bank Name:   First Citizens Bank
Date:   November 4, 2011
Address:   2617 Bragg Blvd., Fayetteville, NC
Description:   Unknown subject entered the bank while talking on the cell phone. He gave the teller a demand note and left the bank on foot with an undisclosed amount of money. The subject is described as having a light complexion, 5'3"-5'7", approximately 16-20 years old, weighing 120-130 lbs. He was wearing a black jacket and a black "LA" hat.
Contact Info:    
Local:   Fayetteville/Cumberland Co. Crime Stoppers 910-483-8477
FBI:   Charlotte Division 704-672-6100
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Bank Robbery

First South Bank- Rocky Mount, NC- October 12, 2011

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Bank Name:   First South Bank
Date:   October 12, 2011
Address:   3635 North Halifax Road, Rocky Mount, NC
Description:   The unknown subject walked over to the teller counter of the First South Bank located inside a grocery store armed with a rifle. He pointed it at the teller and demanded money. Then he jumped over the counter, stole money from the vault and the teller's drawers. As he left the bank, he shot at a truck pulling into the parking lot. The driver was hit in the head and was taken to the hospital in stable condition. The subject got into a burgundy SUV and left the area. The subject is a male, 6'- 6'3". All other information about subject is unknown due to the disguise he wore.
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FBI:   TFA Charles Barkley 919-380-4562
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