UNKNOWN BANK ROBBER

	Photograph taken in 2008

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The FBI is seeking the public's assistance in locating an unknown Hispanic male who is being sought on suspicion of bank robbery. From June 29, 2007, through April 7, 2008, 15 banks and credit unions in the San Diego County, California, area were the victims of robberies or attempted robberies. The lone suspect would typically stand in line while holding a cellular phone to his ear with his left hand. While at the teller station, the suspect displayed a handwritten note on the back of a white business-sized envelope. Reportedly, the note ordered the teller to give the suspect all of the bank's one hundred, fifty, and twenty dollar bills. The note also indicated that the suspect allegedly had a gun. It is alleged that once the suspect retrieved the money, he either walked quickly or ran out of the bank.

The suspect was unshaven and wore a slight goatee. Regarding his clothing, he wore the following: a short-sleeved, light blue-collared shirt; or a long-sleeved, cream-colored fleece pullover; or a short-sleeved, orange T-shirt; or a red windbreaker; and usually blue jeans or dark pants. He also wore dark athletic shoes or work boots. The suspect always wore a ball cap of some type that was either a navy blue New York Yankees hat, a San Diego Chargers hat, or something similar.

SHOULD BE CONSIDERED ARMED AND DANGEROUS

IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION CONCERNING THIS PERSON, PLEASE CONTACT YOUR LOCAL FBI OFFICE OR THE NEAREST AMERICAN EMBASSY OR CONSULATE.

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