Reward Offered for Information on Serial Bank Robbers in Connecticut

Special Agent in Charge Kimberly K. Mertz announces a reward of $50,000 offered by the FBI for information leading to the identification, arrest, and conviction of a group of serial armed bank robbers. In addition to the reward offered by the FBI, the five victimized banks are each offering rewards of up to $10,000.

The FBI; Connecticut State Police; and Fairfield, Orange, Cromwell, and Wallingford Police Departments, with the assistance of the Connecticut Bankers Reward Association, are investigating a group of armed bank robbers believed to be responsible for the following robberies:

1. Fairfield County Bank, Fairfield, Connecticut, September 24, 2010
2. New Alliance Bank (now First Niagara Bank), Orange, Connecticut, December 28, 2010
3. Naugatuck Savings Bank, Southbury, Connecticut, April 20, 2011
4. Webster Bank, Cromwell, Connecticut, October 7, 2011
5. Connex Credit Union, Wallingford, Connecticut, April 19, 2012

Between three and five armed males wearing work clothes and dark masks have entered the victim banks and subdued the patrons and tellers at gunpoint. The robbers then ransack the teller drawers before escaping. The robbers have displayed handguns in each of the robberies.

A white Cadillac Deville, model year 2000 to 2002, was seen in the area of the Webster Bank robbery in Cromwell and is considered of interest to the investigation.

Anyone with information regarding these bank robberies is asked to call the FBI New Haven at 203-777-6311. All calls will be kept in confidence.

Photos of the suspects during the various robberies are below.