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Visalia bank robber images shown - Updates - fresnobee.com

09/24/2009 by Pastor Tom Sims

Visalia police have released surveillance photos of a man dressed in business attire who robbed the Bank of America on South Mooney Boulevard about 11:30 a.m. Monday.
The robber, who wore a tie and a wide-brim hat, gave a teller a note that demanded money. He then walked out with an undisclosed amount of cash. Police described the robber as an older, heavy-set man.
Anyone with information about the robbery is asked to call detective Steve Lampe at 559-713-4741

VISALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT
Surveillance-camera image of a man who police say robbed a Bank of America in Visalia on Monday.

VISALIA POLICE DEPARTMENT
Surveillance-camera image of a man who police say robbed a Bank of America in Visalia on Monday.

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So ... that narrows it down to about 20,000,000 men in the U.S..

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