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A $500 reward has been posted for information leading to the arrest of a man who robbed a downtown bank Monday morning.
The robbery occurred at the Liberty Bank branch at College and George Streets at 855 a.m.
A man came in and demanded money, without displaying a weapon, according to police spokesman Officer David Hartman. A teller gave him “an undisclosed amount of cash,” and he fled without harming anyone.
The robber had on dark framed un-tinted glasses, tan work boots, and tan pants; a hood and scarf and mask “covered most of his face.” Surveillance photos appear above and below.
The Connecticut Bankers Reward Association announced the $500 award. Hartman asked “anyone who recognizes this thief” or has relevant information to call detectives at 203 – 946-6304.
Click here for a story about how detectives made an arrest in a recent rash of bank robberies.
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This guy must have been inspired by the recent robberies. It was news to him that you can just walk into a bank with no weapon, ask for money and they will give it to you.