The FBI and the Chesapeake and Virginia Beach police departments are asking for the public’s help in identifying two men who robbed the Wells Fargo at 672 N. Battlefield Boulevard Friday morning.
The men are believed to be connected to 11 other robberies in Virginia Beach and Chesapeake.
On Friday the two, wearing dark clothing and covering their faces, entered the Wells Fargo with handguns and demanded money before running out of the bank.
The unknown men are described as possibly Caucasian, Hispanic or light-skinned African American males, late 20’s to mid 30’s, 5’6 to 5’10, approximately 170 lbs.
The previous robberies the men are believed to be connected to are:
01/11/2011 Bank of America, 3333 Virginia Beach Boulevard, Virginia Beach
11/04/2011 Bank of America, 3333 Virginia Beach Boulevard, Virginia Beach
04/13/2012 BB&T, 1300 North Great Neck Road, Virginia Beach
05/09/2012 Bank of America, 1125 Nimmo Parkway, Virginia Beach
09/18/2012 Bank of America, 4616 Virginia Beach Boulevard, Virginia Beach
01/15/2013 Wells Fargo Bank, 5284 Providence Road, Virginia Beach
05/10/2013 Wells Fargo Bank, 5284 Providence Road, Virginia Beach
08/07/2013 Wells Fargo Bank, 2677 Virginia Beach Boulevard, Virginia Beach
01/11/2012 Wells Fargo Bank, 111 Gainsborough Square, Chesapeake
03/19/2012 BB&T, 825 Volvo Parkway, Chesapeake
10/23/2013 Wells Fargo Bank, 821 N. Battlefield Boulevard, Chesapeake
Anyone with information regarding one or more of these bank robberies or the suspects involved should call the Norfolk FBI Office at (757) 455-0100. Members of the public should consider the subjects armed and extremely dangerous, and should not attempt to approach or apprehend them.
A combined reward of up to $25,000 is being offered by the FBI and the financial industry for information leading directly to the arrest and conviction of the individuals responsible for these robberies.
