FBI Seeks 'Tall, Dark, Handsome' Texas Bank Robber
AP Reporting
HOUSTON (AP) - A fugitive described by the FBI as being a "tall, dark and handsome bandit" has been accused of holding up two banks this week in Texas.
Bank surveillance photos provided Friday show a suspect, believed to be the same man, with sunglasses atop his head during robberies in Houston and Beaumont.
Investigators say a teller was handed a threatening note Thursday at a Comerica Bank in Houston. Nobody was hurt and the robber escaped with an unknown amount of cash.
A Bank of America in Beaumont was robbed Monday, in which a note was also slipped to a teller. No further details were released on the heist.
The robber is described as a white man, in his 30s, about 6-foot tall, with a medium build and short brown hair.
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