Tulsa Police Look For Serial Bank Robbery Suspect

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TULSA, OK -- Police believe four bank robberies of three Tulsa IBC Bank branches since November of last year are related.

In the latest bank robbery on February 25, police say the suspect made a mistake and allowed for his disguise to fall showing his entire face.

Tulsa Police say the suspect is a male between 5-foot-6 and 5-foot-8 and between 160 and 170 pounds.

Two of the bank robberies on February 3 and February 25, were at the IBC Bank branch at 4202 South Garnett Road. The other robberies were November 28, 2008 at the IBC Bank branch at 111 West 5th Street and January 11, 2009 at the IBC Bank at 8202 E 71st Street.

• 02-25-2009   IBC Bank   4202 S. Garnett Road
• 02-03-2009   IBC Bank   4202 S. Garnett Road
• 01-11-2009   IBC Bank   8202 E. 71st Street
• 11-28-2008   IBC Bank   111 W. 5th Street

The suspect was wearing a long black trench coat in three of the four robberies. He was also armed with a semi automatic pistol in all four robberies. In addition, the first two robberies in November and January, police say the suspect also carried a stun gun.

The Tulsa Police Department Robbery Unit is hopeful that someone will turn this suspect into authorities.

Anyone with information on the suspect's whereabouts or his intentions to hit another bank is asked to call the Robbery Hotline at 918-527-0027.

If you know the identity of the suspect please call Crime Stoppers at 596-COPS or the FBI at 918-664-3300 or send an email to robbery@ci.tulsa.ok.us