FBI Pittsburgh working to identify bank robber

MONROEVILLE, Pa. — FBI agents in Pittsburgh are working to identify a man accused of robbing a Monroeville bank.

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Investigators said the man robbed the Citizens Bank at 4210 William Penn Highway on Aug. 28. The man was wearing a blue Nike zip up jacket with a thin white line across the upper chest, dark colored sweat pants with three thin white lines going down the leg and a black baseball cap with a Mercedes-Benz logo on the front.

He was carrying a small, clear Champion fanny pack and his right hand was wrapped in an ace bandage.

Agents said the man passed a note to the teller and then took off with money.

A white Audi SUV was identified as connected to the robbery as well.

Anyone with information is asked to call 412-432-4000.

#FBI Pittsburgh is looking for the man in these surveillance photos who is accused of robbing the Citizens Bank at 4210 William Penn Hwy in Monroeville August 28. The white Audi SUV was identified as a vehicle of interest in the robbery. Anyone with info. can call (412) 432-4000. pic.twitter.com/CBRJWkrBUu
— FBI Pittsburgh (@FBIPittsburgh) September 8, 2020