Kenosha bank robbery; armed suspect caught on camera, police seek ID
KENOSHA, Wis. - Kenosha police are asking for the public's help to identify a man they say twice robbed the same US Bank at 22nd Avenue and 18th Street.
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Officials say the first robbery happened on the morning of April 13. The second robbery happened on Saturday morning, July 13. In both instances, officials say the suspect displayed a firearm and demanded cash from the teller.
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"The gentleman produced what we believed to be a firearm," Kenosha Police Department Lt. Josh Hecker said. "We’re looking for the community’s help with those robberies."
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"In this community, we don’t see a lot of crimes that happen at the exact same location by the exact same person, it’s not impossible though," Hecker said. "It is certainly a possibility."
Any tips on whom this person might be can be forwarded to Kenosha police at 262-605-5203. If you would rather share information anonymously, you can contact Kenosha Area Crime Stoppers at 262-656-7333.