Two Washington banks were robbed by the same woman in just 15 minutes on Monday, the Federal Bureau of Investigation said.
According to the FBI, the woman walked into the PNC Bank located at 4249 Wisconsin Avenue NW at 9:13 a.m. and passed a note that demanded money to a bank teller. The robber obtained money and left the bank.
At 9:28 a.m., the female subject then entered the Bank of America located at 3401 Connecticut Avenue NW where she asked the bank teller for cash and stated that she had a gun. She got the money and exited the bank.
An FBI spokesman declined to give the amounts stolen.
The woman in both robberies is described as a female, possibly Hispanic, with dark hair, wearing dark sunglasses, a black puffy coat, black pants, black leather gloves, black scarf around her head, a white and black polka dotted scarf around her neck, and white tennis shoes. She was also described to have had a bandage on her nose or lip.
The FBI is investigating these robberies and requests that anyone with information call the them at 202-278-2000 or MPD’s tipline at 202-727-9099. Additionally, anonymous information may be submitted to the police department's text tip line by text messaging 50411.
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At 9:28 a.m., the female subject then entered the Bank of America located at 3401 Connecticut Avenue NW where she asked the bank teller for cash and stated that she had a gun. She got the money and exited the bank.
An FBI spokesman declined to give the amounts stolen.
The woman in both robberies is described as a female, possibly Hispanic, with dark hair, wearing dark sunglasses, a black puffy coat, black pants, black leather gloves, black scarf around her head, a white and black polka dotted scarf around her neck, and white tennis shoes. She was also described to have had a bandage on her nose or lip.
The FBI is investigating these robberies and requests that anyone with information call the them at 202-278-2000 or MPD’s tipline at 202-727-9099. Additionally, anonymous information may be submitted to the police department's text tip line by text messaging 50411.
