Suspect Sought In Bank of Utah Robbery

April 11, 2012 —The Salt Lake City Police Department seeks the community’s help to identify and locate a man who robbed a bank in Salt Lake City.

At approximately 9:45 a.m. Wednesday, April 11, a white male suspect entered the Bank of Utah at 711 S. State Street. He approached the teller and demanded money. After he obtained some cash, the suspect exited the bank and left northbound on foot.

The suspect is described as:

• white male adult;

• 20–30 years of age;

• thin build;

• scruffy facial hair;

• wearing a red long-sleeved T-shirt, skinny blue jeans, black-and-white tennis shoes, black baseball cap and chrome-rimmed sunglasses;

• and carrying a blue backpack.

The Police Department asks anyone with information about this case to call (801) 799-3000. Callers may remain anonymous. Reference case #12-59565

In addition, anonymous tips may be sent by text message to CRIMES (274637). Please start the message with the keyword TIPSLCPD. Click here to download the TipSubmit mobile application.

Contact: Reporters seeking comment should contact the Public Information Officer at 801.799.NEWS (6397).

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Surveillance Photos from Bank Robbery Released to Public

The Salt Lake City Police Department today released photos of the suspect in a bank robbery in hopes that the public can identify the man.

On Wednesday, March 3, 2010, at approximately 2 p.m., a male white adult, 30 to 40 years old, entered the First National Bank at 480 E. 400 S. and robbed it. The suspect was seen entering the premises from the west end of the block and may have walked through several parking lots on his way to and from the bank.

The bank’s surveillance system captured images of the suspect, who is a male white adult, 6 feet tall and 175 pounds, and wearing dark clothing, a black beanie and black sunglasses.

Detectives are asking anyone with information about this suspect to contact the Salt Lake City Police Department at (801) 799-3000. Callers may remain anonymous. Call (801) 799-INFO (4636) and the police will assign you a confidential number. You may also send e-mail to tipsforcash@slcgov.com. Please reference case #10-37816.