San Diego AK-47 Bandit

Wanted by FBI for Armed Bank Robbery

October 22, 2009

CA NEWS -- The FBI and San Diego Police Department are asking the public's help to identify a man armed with a semi-automatic weapon that robbed the Chase Bank located at 4650 Mission Bay Drive, San Diego, California.

On Wednesday, October 21, 2009, at approximately 9:15 a.m. the bank robber entered the Chase Bank and immediately ordered a bank employee to lie on the ground. The robber then approached a teller station and ordered a teller to lie on the ground and told a second teller to provide him with money from the cash drawer. After receiving a sum of money from the teller, the robber fled the bank on foot through the north exit door. Throughout the robbery, the robber displayed what appears to be a black long barreled semi-automatic weapon, possibly an AK 47 Yugoslavian M70.

The AK-47 bandit physical features is described as follows:

• Age: 25 to 30 years old
• Height: 73 inches
• Build: muscular
• Hair: Black sideburns
• Sex: male

Clothing worn during the robbery is likened to; a dark zip up hooded sweatshirt, dark baseball cap, light colored, possibly white pants, white v-neck T-shirt, black gloves dark colored sunglasses and wore an ear stud in his right ear.

Anyone who recognizes or knows the identity of this armed bank robber who robbed this branch of Chase Bank in San Diego or may have information regarding this robbery should contact the FBI - San Diego at telephone number 858 565-1255.

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