Bank Robber Who Poses as FBI Agent Sought
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Federal authorities are searching for a man who robbed banks in Anaheim and Arizona disguised as an FBI agent.
The well-dressed man has been dubbed the “Impersonator Bank Bandit” because he represents himself as a special agent and hands out business cards of actual agents in the Los Angeles Division before he robs the branch, officials said.
He is described as white, between 40 and 50 years old, about 6 feet, 3 inches and 250 pounds. Anyone with information should call the San Diego Bank Robbery Task Force at (858) 565-1255.
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