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Del City Bank Robbery
The BancFirst in the 4200 block of south Sunnylane Rd. in Del City was robbed Saturday morning about 9:30 a.m.
According to police, two men entered the bank and drew weapons while yelling out "hands up, hands up, money in the bag."
One suspect was described as a black male, early 20's, 6'0" - 6'2", thin build, wearing all black clothing, black tennis shoes with white soles, black ski mask, and carrying a dark colored revolver.
The second suspect was describe as a black male, early 20's, 5'8" - 5'10", black hooded jacket, gray t-shirt, a red multi-colored knit cap, dark colored jeans, black tennis shoes, and carrying a dark colored semi-automatic handgun.
Investigators believe the way the robbery was conducted and the descriptions of the suspects is similar to the two robberies last week at the Bank of Oklahoma located near southeast 44th St. and Sunnylane Rd.
After those robberies a stolen vehicle that was used was recovered at the Sunnyview Apartments.
A stolen vehicle thought to have been used in the robbery today was recovered in a residential area near those apartments.
A customer at the bank was also robbed of his wallet. There were no injuries connected with today's robbery. These robberies are being investigated by the FBI, the Oklahoma City Police Department and the Del City Police Department.
Anyone with information regarding this robbery should contact the FBI at (405) 290-7770 (24 hour number). You may remain anonymous. The Oklahoma Banker's Association and the Bank of Oklahoma are offering a reward of up to $6,000.00 for information leading to the identification, arrest and/or conviction of anyone responsible for these robberies.
Posted: Monday, February 4 2013, 01:53 PM CST
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